Sentence examples for on average shallower from inspiring English sources

MR T slope was significantly affected only by adult treatment: warm acclimated adults had on average shallower slopes and higher y-intercepts than cool acclimated ones.

The surface is covered in water only three to seven months of the year, and the water is, on average, shallow at only 4 inches deep.

Murthy and Salzberg [ 14] conclude that limited look-ahead search on average produces shallower trees with the same classification accuracy.

The bird could on average dive up to 75 m for its prey with the maximum dive depth being estimated at 130 m; however, to conserve energy, most dives were shallower.

The slopes were shallower on average than those of the TaqMan assays with the overall average slope equal to −3.16 for SYBR Green assays compared with −3.36 for the TaqMan assays.

Abrupt switching can produce a shallow change slope on average, if the switching happens at different points on different sessions.

Although most comparisons of genetic structure were significant, the relatively shallow genetic structure on average especially when populations west of the CMR were compared represents a scenario of unhindered gene flow incompatible with the rugged geographic topology.

The deviation is smaller for scenarios including a shallow groundwater table, only around 5% on average.

The comparison indicates that our focal depths are ∼7 km shallower than the focal depths of EHB on average.

Bottom water temperatures in the southern North Sea vary on average between 5°C and 16°C, with more extreme values in shallow coastal waters.

Stormwater management wet ponds are generally very shallow and hence can significantly increase (about 5.4 °C on average in this study) runoff temperatures in summer months, which adversely affects receiving urban stream ecosystems.