Sentence examples for a consequence of shallow from inspiring English sources

In this study, the extent and severity of problems as a consequence of shallow water tables and their possible causes were investigated at three sugarcane fields in Pongola, South Africa, having low hydraulic conductivity soils.

Basin margins appear to have been generally stable, probably as a consequence of the relatively shallow water depths.

Shelter operators said the early start is a consequence of having pockets too shallow to hire daytime staff.

Peat subsidence, a consequence of intensive drainage, uproots the shallow-rooting trees causing them to lean progressively and eventually topple.

As a consequence, ensembles of shallow-hole QDs show a very broad optical emission band and no systematic influence of the filling level d f [24].

No wonder we are seeing as an extremely shallow government as a consequence of failed policy setting.

The middle Ottnangian deposits are 319 m-thick and show a more diverse lithology reflecting the shallowing environment as a consequence of the retreating sea.

In part, this may be a consequence of such studies focusing on the reef-building (shallow water and zooxanthellate) Scleractinia, and largely ignoring the large number of deep-sea species.

This heat transfer regime occurs for shallow water buried pipelines, as a consequence of the temperature changes of the seabed during the year.

Fluoride is found in shallow depth water, presumably as a consequence of evaporation of water and removal of Ca2+ by precipitation of carbonates.

It is therefore reasonable to suggest that sexual reproduction in the shallow-water margins of Lake Alexandrina may be a consequence of coevolutionary interactions with virulent parasites (King et al. 2009).