Sentence examples for variable spatially from inspiring English sources
Differences in DOC transfer rates are highly variable spatially and sensitive to temperature and resulting decomposition rates.
Mediterranean landscapes are characterized by a great diversity of physiography and land use, and as a consequence erosion and deposition patterns are highly variable spatially.
While pressure can be adjusted with good accuracy on the basis of the altitude difference between two stations, the surface temperature is generally more variable spatially; thus, it cannot be reliably inferred from one station to another.
We were interested in determining the importance of Mule deer in redistributing N across the landscape as well as determining if C. flava was capable of exploiting the ephemeral pulse of this redistributed N. Based on pellet group counts, we found that mule deer deposited on average 16 g N m−2 per year to our study site in northeastern Utah, but these deposits were highly variable spatially.
Therefore, the δN baseline is highly variable spatially and temporally, and measuring the production-weighted mean δN of phytoplankton on a large scale is logistically and analytically challenging.
However, the high spatial turnover even at short distances supports the notion that patches are dissimilar and highly variable spatially, and suggests that dispersal is not high enough to homogenize local communities.
By discovering the variables spatially correlated to drug sale points, it is possible to obtain an approximate distribution of illicit drugs markets across the city.
Chlorophyll-a concentration was highly variable, both spatially and temporally.
This landscape was variable both spatially and temporally, with marked rainy and dry seasons.
Temperatures measured at the mesopause altitudes have generally been found to be highly variable (both spatially and temporally) from location to location.
Within arid and semiarid rangelands, water is the limiting factor (Niamir-Fuller and Turner 1999; Hill 2006) and precipitation is highly variable both spatially and temporally.
