Sentence examples for strata low from inspiring English sources

The proposed forest characterization categories allow for quantification of gaps (above bare ground, low vegetation and medium vegetation), canopy cover and its vertical density as well as the presence of various canopy strata (low, medium and high).

Small-sized trees, small diameter classes (very small and small) and low height strata (low understorey and upper understorey) were more abundant in the treated plots than in the control plots before harvesting (Table 4).

Change scores were modeled via ANOVA for all couplets and for 3 average headache-day frequency strata: low (0-4 days/moderatemoderate (5-9 dand/monthighand high frequency episodic/chronic migraine ([HFEM/CM]≥10 days/month).

The most significant changes to the questionnaire involved the stratification of malaria transmission intensity, from three strata (low, medium and high), to two strata in the revised questionnaire (low/epidemic-prone and medium/high) [20] to assist clarity of results.

The relationship of glucose and insulin responses to ethnicity, CD4 strata (low (<300/cc) or moderate-to-high (≥ 300/cc)), and their interaction was determined.

We frequency matched the cases and controls by age (years, <5, 5-20, 21-40, 41-60, and >60) and socioeconomic strata (low, medium, and high).

b On the basis of the percentages of Chenopodiaceae, A/C ratio, the species of Trees, the percentages of Hydrophyte and Cyperaceae, and pollen concentration, we can know that cold or dry climate indicator pollen are found in strata with low values of magnetic susceptibility, while warm or humid climate indicator pollen are mostly found in beds with high magnetic susceptibility values.

We then used the inverse probabilities of participation from this model as weights in the final multivariable and interaction models, effectively giving more weight to persons in strata with low participation.

Satellite data were also able to identify strata with low AGB variability and, in comparison with LC maps, presented the advantage of higher spatial resolution, higher thematic content (i.e. continuous values) and were not affected by ambiguities in class definition or propagation of LC errors in the biomass estimates.

The initial group of individuals, known as 'seeds', was selected using the following criteria: individuals who represented subgroups of MSM by self-identification (homosexual vs. heterosexual or bisexual vs. transgender), socio-economic strata (low-, middle- and high-income), and by sex work practices (charged for sex in the past year or not).

Moreover, categorizing patients into arbitrary strata with "very low" (≤ 1%), "low" (> 1% to ≤ 3%), "intermediate" (> 3% to ≤ 6%), and "high" (> 6%) probability of carriage was only accurately achieved with the corrected model (Table  3); specifically, the uncorrected model classified 299 patients into the "intermediate" category, although their observed probability was 1.7% (instead of > 3%).