Sentence examples for strata percentage from inspiring English sources

Using both species richness and Shannon's species diversity as descriptors, it was demonstrated by multiple regression analysis that ant return was positively associated with plant species richness and diversity, time since rehabilitation, percentage plant cover in certain strata, percentage litter cover, and the presence of coarse woody debris.

First, on the basis of municipality and region size, all municipalities in the Netherlands were classified into 16 strata with different percentages of immigrant persons.

Seaside towns are built on strata upon strata of happy memories; a sort of emotional geology.

Thus rock strata C1 C5−1 is rock strata without deformation pressure.

A smaller percentage of papers published in top strata conferences (32%%) may be due to constant participation on local workshops and theme-focused conferences, which do not usually attain high levels in the QUALIS system despite of their importance to build local research communities and develop international relationships, respectively.

Relationships between percentage of LiDAR returns in forest strata and spectral indices generally increased in strength with strata height.

The significance of between-strata differences in frequencies of subjects achieving prespecified percentage IOP reductions and target IOP levels was assessed using chi-square tests.

The distribution of episiotomy rates and severe (third- and fourth-degree) perineal tears can be seen in Figures  3 and 4. Hospitals in both groups (private and public) were combined by strata according to their volume of births, and percentages and confidence intervals were calculated for episiotomies and severe perineal trauma for all births occurring in each stratum.

The strata separation appears in the overburden strata of roof.

Secondary strata Ethnicity, gender Primary strata Age Secondary strata.

We performed analyses separately within strata based on quartiles of hospital-based sepsis-associated admission rates (that is, the proportion of total admissions involving sepsis) or within strata based on hospital-based sepsis-associated mortality rates (that is, the percentage of sepsis patients dying in the hospital).