Sentence examples for stock variability from inspiring English sources

Since the logs came all from the same initial source stock, variability was assumed to be limited.

Total and specific carbon stocks, spatial variability represented by coefficient of variance (CV %) and the determination coefficient with a validation dataset were compared for the three models.

Sensitivity analysis revealed that bulk density and peat depth were equally influential in calculating carbon stocks, whilst variability in organic matter content was relatively unimportant.

Secondly, the standard deviation of individual mean daily changes is large, suggesting that the variability from stock to stock for effective spread is drastic.

Despite this variability, most stock assessment models assume a constant marine mortality rate across all stocks.

In addition, the variability in stock returns was far worse than other assets in the 2000s, including timber-land returns as calculated here.

As a large part of the salmon fishery in the river is mixed stock fisheries, insights to variability in migration behavior can significantly contribute to conservation and management of Teno salmon.

Considering urban-specific factors to estimate carbon stocks and their spatial variability is thus necessary.

SOC and soil inorganic carbon (SIC) stocks show a spatial variability between polders.

Carrying heavier lambs without reducing the stocking rate always increased variability in gross margins from the enterprise, mainly due to increased variability in the amount of feed supplement required.

The aims of this paper were to: quantify SOC stocks, describe their spatial variability in three dimensions, and identify the main determinants behind this variability within an agricultural hedgerow network landscape.