Sentence examples for mixed depth from inspiring English sources

A convenient sampling plan was applied for collecting the samples from wells where as rapidly flowing shallow streams and rivers, and shallow (< 5 m) lakes are usually well mixed depth.

If some species would occur only in specific organic horizon thicknesses, then the species richness or evenness should be greater in the mixed depth sample.

From all replicates of the heterogeneous treatment we collected another composite sample at 0 3 cm depth, which contained a single sample from d1, d3 and d5 (mixed depth sample).

We explored whether the species richness of soil fauna and microbial community evenness within the heterogeneous treatment was similar when sampling only one organic horizon thickness (7.5 cm only, i.e. the single depth sample as explained in Fig. 1) compared with sampling multiple organic horizon thicknesses (3, 7.5 and 12 cm combined, i.e. the mixed depth sample) from within the same treatment.

On the other hand, having relatively stronger winds and a higher mixed depth will decrease many other primary emissions.

A 24-year-old male had sustained 80% mixed depth, total body surface area (TBSA) flame burns following a road traffic accident.

In turbid estuaries, the ratio of mixed layer depth to euthotic zone depth (Zm/Zeu) has been used to indicate if phytoplankton bloom is possible (e.g., Irigoien and Castel 1997).

During the winter months of 2009/2010 and 2010/2011, the mean winter mixed layer depth corresponded to the average depth of the 18°C isotherm (∼200 m), but in 5% of the subtropical gyre, minimum mixed layer temperatures were as cold as 14 °C.

Poor night-time atmospheric mixing, lower mixed layer depths, biospheric respiration, and continued emissions from mobile and fixed anthropogenic sources, account for the night-time maxima in CO2 concentrations.

The mixed layer depth was almost the same as the isothermal depth, indicating that the effect of vertical turbulent mixing overwhelmed the effect of the precipitation.

The annual average mixed layer depth is low (<50 m), whereas isothermal layer depth (ILD) is high (>50 m) in these regions.