Sentence examples for be associated with shallow from inspiring English sources
Perhaps some of this ridicule is warranted, given that these days, at least in our country, the word can be associated with shallow narcissism, the sales of yoga mats, the wearing of silver amulets, the slurping of energy drinks, and chanting in dead languages.
Its down regulation in PE STBM may be associated with shallow trophoblast invasion and defective placental vasculature in PE.
Because vertebral fractures have been associated with increased pulmonary causes of mortality [ 30], so vertebral fracture might be associated with shallow respiration and increased risk of pneumonia and associated sepsis.
However, considerable modelled and observed discrepancies were associated with shallow or deep snow depths.
Further, a high concentration of point defects that are associated with shallow donors also promotes enhanced electrical transport [33].
In terms of bone morphology, knee OA is associated with shallow trochlear patellar grooves in multiple epiphyseal dysplasia [ 164].
Thus, nitrate and uranium typically are associated with shallow, young groundwater that has been affected by agricultural activities (Wright et al. 2004; Burow et al. 2008a, 2008b; Jurgens et al. 2008, 2010; Landon et al. 2010a); concentrations are lower in older, deeper groundwater.
However, once again, we found that superior EFT performance was associated with shallower gradients on the RF search task.
This equation implies that regions of high heat flow are associated with shallower isotherms, whereas regions of lower heat flow are associated with deeper isotherms (Ross et al. [2006]).
Both univariable and multiple variable regression analyses investigating ocular biometric parameters in phakic eyes showed small eyes were associated with shallower ACD, steeper corneal keratometry and higher spherical equivalent (all p<0.001, table 3).
The stabilization of bottom erosion along the engineered reach of the river was found to be associated with a shallow depth to the top of the basement of modern alluvial sediments, composed of erosion-resistant glacial deposits.
