Sentence examples for the higher depth from inspiring English sources

The higher depth decreases the land requirement as well as capital cost.

3) If H is non-multiplicative, the CM-based graph has l articulation points formed with the minimum A-cost and A-depth and clustered in the higher depth levels.

The two samples have indeed very similar pore width distributions (Fig. 6D), but sample 5 has a broader depth distribution with a significantly greater population in the higher depth region (Fig. 6E), which results in a wider aspect ratio distribution with an increased number of pores having high aspect ratio values (Fig. 6F).

If two hexagons have the same number of lattice points then the hexagon with the higher depth will not have lesser number of edges.

The higher depth of dye penetration and the higher incidence of radiographic voids amongst the hand-compacted samples indicate that the use of indirect ultrasonic activation is beneficial.

Most notably the N50 contig length was considerably less for the virulent strains (L17_vir and T_vir) than their attenuated counterparts (L17_att and T_att) (Table 2), indicating that the assembly for the virulent forms of these two strains was more fragmented despite the higher depth used in sequencing the virulent parasites (see Additional file 1, table s1).

In Step 3.a.ii, our algorithm always chooses the points having the higher depths, with ties broken arbitralily.

But if the goal is to get the longer contig N50, their results show that the higher depths are still useful.

The experimental results show that DROCR algorithm achieves considerable performance gain over the equivalent tree routing at the highest depth examined.

The highest depth (15.1 m) was measured in the well 31 which was present in a hilly plane (Bhomuraguri hill) and the corresponding lowest depth (2.53 m) was recorded in the well 38, present in the alluvium plain.

The high 1sigma within the gradient is likely an artifact of the high depth resolution of the temperature log, which introduces large gradient swings for minor changes in temperature.