Sentence examples for proportion cover from inspiring English sources

Fill a glass with your chosen proportion, cover with a tissue, slap your palm over it then twist sharply to create a swirl inside – a mini hurricane.

Landscape was described by its proportion (cover of spring crops, winter crops, woodland, grassland, set-aside) and its structure (number of fields, number of land use types).

Correlations among geographic distance (distance), mean annual aridity index (aridity), topographic relief (topography), proportion cover of vegetation <1 m in height (vegetation), and proportion cover of rocks >50 cm in diameter.

We also detected a trend of fewer grey males, and more orange-yellow males, in populations with a greater proportion cover of vegetation.

Furthermore, for each individual captured, the proportion cover of vegetation < 1 m in height and rocks > 50 cm in diameter were visually estimated within a circular quadrat of 3 m radius centred on the point where the lizard was first sighted.

Results of four separate multiple regression analyses with the frequency of each colour morph (orange, orange-yellow, yellow and grey) as the dependent variables and mean annual aridity index (aridity) and proportion cover of vegetation <1 m in height (vegetation) as the predictor variables.

Landscape structure at each site was characterized by the proportion of the surface occupied by different land-cover types, and the proportion covered by buildings.

The highest overall surface proportion covered by charcoal platforms was recorded in oak-dominated forests, due to their generally larger size.

Using UI as predictor of land surface temperature, we predicted that the 18 28 °C class will decrease in coverage between 2015 and 2040, while the 36 45 °C category will increase in proportion covered from 42.5 to 58% of city.

Almost all proteins were detected for highly expressed genes, whereas this proportion covered by proteomics decreases with decreasing gene expression level (see Figure 4).

For a particular gene locus definition, each locus is scored according to the proportion covered by the union of all peaks overlapping the locus (Fig. 1.1).