Note that, as this is a sample from a single site, specific values as well as presence/absence may vary substantially across sites.
The deduced transformation error may be used as guidance, in the absence of more-accurate site specific values, for determining overall geotechnical variability that is needed in reliability based analysis and design.
Figure 6 illustrates different values of water availability according to the sample trees' position in relation to the riverbed: The abundant ground-water supply, illustrated by all species as the pre-dawn plant water potential, reflects a site-specific value.
The deduced transformation error values can be used as guidance in the absence of other, more accurate, site-specific values.
Determination of site-specific values of geotechnical parameters (e.g., undrained shear strength, Su) is a key step in geotechnical analyses and designs at a particular site.
Vila et al. (2010) offers a range of heat production values for common lithological groups, but does not offer site-specific values that are provided by Facer et al. (1980) and Blevin et al. (2010).
The analysis indicated that the average site-specific values of α and EF were well described by a linear relationship of the type α = a EF + b, with a = −0.22 and b = 0.23.
Because of the spatial variability of coarse fragments and the difficulty of obtaining accurate site-specific values for this property, no adjustments were made for coarse fragment volume and all calculations were made based on the assumption of rock-free soil volume.
Polarity measurements of the label environment at the N-side provided (i) site-specific values indicative of a hydrophilic and a more hydrophobic environment dependent on the label position, and (ii) information on a global change to a more apolar environment upon reduction of the enzyme.
As described in Methods, all relative site-specific values were z-score normalized for each protein.
Regarding stress, we obtained the relative site-specific values MLm S i ˜ using Eq. (15) and z-normalizing.
