Sentence examples for variability of the depth from inspiring English sources

Because the effects of a variety of disturbances on coral cover are depth-dependent [36] [38], [18], spatial and temporal variability of the depth of reef surveys could complicate our analyses.

Infinite slope examples are presented to investigate the effect of spatial variability on the depth of critical slip line and the probability of failure.

A known limitation of the ER in CZT results from depth of interaction effects in the detector material; however, this effect is measurably reduced in pinhole collimation geometry because of the oblique angles of incidence which reduce both the mean depth of interaction and the variability of these depths [ 41].

This model explains 52% of the variability of soil depth in the catchment; with a prediction variance of 0.05 to 0.19.

In the original study, which was designed at the time to reflect a potential use in clinical practice, reversal at ≥15 min after the last dose of rocuronium resulted in a variability in the depth of NMB at the time of reversal [ 1].

We first evaluated the variability in the depth of coverage of short-insert reads by plotting the cumulative fraction of normalized depth of correctly paired read coverage that covers a given cumulative fraction of genome (Fig.  2).

The variability of the maximum pit depth and its changing behaviour with time of exposure is an important aspect for structural reliability studies.

These values are within the measurement variability of the anterior chamber depth changes found by Dubbelman et al. [ 31] for a 35 year old subject and a 4D stimulus, which approximately ranges from 0.06 to 0.22 mm.

However, despite accurate measurements of concentrations before pooling, there was substantial variability in the depth of coverage.

In areas on the North Slope of Alaska where topography strongly controlled the flow and redistribution of surface water, NDVI change was found to be strongly related to the variability in the depth of the active (thawed) soil layers of tundra [16].

In areas on the North Slope of Alaska where topography strongly controlled the flow and redistribution of surface water, NDVI change was found to be strongly related to the variability in the depth of the active (thawed) soil layers of tundra [ 16].