Sentence examples for reported lake from inspiring English sources

To determine whether there were any significant differences in morphometric or water-quality characteristics of lakes from Europe versus North America, we performed t-tests on the most-commonly reported lake characteristics (average depth (Zmean), maximum depth (Zmax), surface area, surface area:catchment area ratio, mean slope of catchment, pH, modern TP, historical DI-TP ca. 1900).

Changes in algal community structure have also occurred; for example, the reported Lake Tanganyika cyanobacteria-chrysophytes-chlorophytes community of 1975 was replaced by a cyanobacteria-chlorophytes-diatom community (34 ).

Our exposure is maternally reported Lake Ontario fish consumption and is only a crude proxy for PCB body burden.

Negative (P<0.05) relationships are reported between lake alkalinity and liver Cu concentration (in both seasons) and Zn concentration (in spring only).

A, Heatmap of expression correlations between pairs of clusters from this study and human cortical clusters reported by Lake et al. 22 based on median expression of genes with cluster-specific expression in both studies.

When a discontented investor sued Alden last year, the fund's executives acknowledged what Julie Reynolds, a former Digital First employee who has researched Alden for the NewsGuild labor union, first reported: Twenty Lake Holdings, the firm that by then owned dozens of newspaper properties, was a subsidiary of Alden's.

The measured TL of the newly-hatched larvae, egg's parameters and larvae morphometric of the domesticated silver perch were significantly lower than for the parameters derived from wild broodfish as reported by Lake (1967b), except for the OgD (Table 1).

Similarly, high levels of genetic diversity have been reported in lake sturgeons across the species' range [ 46].

Any individual who reported a Lake Louise Symptom Score that corresponded with a diagnosis of AMS at any time during the first 7 days at altitude was analysed with the AMS group.

For example, re-oligotrophication (a lake's response to decreasing nutrient inputs) has been reported from lakes in industrialized countries worldwide (Anderson et al. 2005).

Greater concentrations were reported in lakes with agricultural inputs (mean =0.00065 μg/L).