Sentence examples for are less deep and from inspiring English sources

Over shallow slopes (∼<4°), where channels are less deep and are more likely to meander, problems were encountered with flow path prediction in both DEMs due to interpolation errors between contours, and due to forestry.

Most kids work in mines that are less deep and easier".

The cuts its trade commissioner, Peter Mandelson, proposed in response were less deep, and their scope less wide.

"Their reach across the Atlantic is less deep, and their Asian market lags far behind Delta and United," he said.

We hypothesize that the inhibition of further oligomerization precludes appropriate membrane tubulation so that observed invaginations are less deep than in wild type cells and that proteins disassemble from the endocytic site prematurely.

Kastanozem surface soils are less deep than those of Chernozems (under tall grasses) and are brown rather than black.

For people with eyeballs that are less deep than average, like Mr. Mulroy, this is a double blow.

"Although the downturn was less deep than previously estimated and subsequent growth stronger, it remains the case that the UK experienced the deepest recession since ONS records began in 1948 and the subsequent recovery has been unusually slow".

"Although the downturn was less deep than previously estimated, and subsequent growth stronger, it remains the case that the UK experienced the deepest recession since ONS records began in 1948 and the subsequent recovery has been unusually slow," he said.

While this split is less deep with respect to time (and less reflected in the primary sequence), with respect to function the A- and F-ATPases are more similar to each other than to the eukaryotic V-ATPases, which no-longer function as ATP synthases in vivo, but as dedicated proton pumps.

Recession in France was less deep than in Germany or Britain, and French GDP recovered to its pre-crisis level before Britain's did.