Sentence examples for moderate spatial variation from inspiring English sources

Fe, despite of its very high average concentration in soil, shows moderate spatial variation (Variance <50%) which indicates the non-point nature of its sources.

Before the ignition, the data fields are smooth with moderate spatial variations throughout the domain.

The results showed that Ks was normally distributed with moderate a spatial variation (CV = 67%).

Output of the simple model compares well with output from the full model (averaged in space and time) at current and moderately elevated nutrient loads; but at highly elevated loads, there is a breakdown in the linkage between the predictions of the two models due to the role of spatial variation in moderating ecosystem responses.

The spatial variation was weaker in the deeper layers but moderate in the surface layer.

A non-linear moderate, but statistically significant, relationship is found between the recovery indices and the spatial variation of ash thicknesses measured in the field.

Because these correlations were more moderate compared with those for PM2.5 and were similar in magnitude to those for NO2, it is likely that spatial variation in outdoor BC levels contributed to error in our exposure estimates and thus may have affected our observed effect estimates.

An analysis of the spatial variation of initial decay rate showed that an increase in the number of modes per band, and light and moderate damping can reduce the spatial variation.

We estimate a spatial variation in stressing rate of the upper crust beneath the high strain rate zone based on a response of the normalized time delay to a step-wise stress change caused by a moderate-sized earthquake.

This study used LiDAR metrics to predict spatial variation in total stem volume (TSV) and outerwood stress-wave velocity (V) in an even-aged mature forest (25 yrs) of moderate size (stocked area of 217.8 ha).

A spatial variation in stressing rate of the upper crust beneath the NKTZ is estimated using a response of the normalized time delay to a step-wise stress change caused by a moderate-sized earthquake.