Sentence examples for conducive to deep from inspiring English sources

The strong glare of a phone's backlight isn't conducive to deep sleep.

"This location is certainly conducive to deep thoughts," she said, gazing out her rear window to fields that stretched for acres.

Supergene mineralization in the region did not develop under a more humid climate conducive to deep weathering, but under arid conditions.

"Why is it that trains are so conducive to deep thinking that breeds creativity?" Asks Dowd.

This dim quiet time is so conducive to deep rest and deep thought.

Another conjecture is that asynchronous discourse is inherently self-reflective and therefore more conducive to deep learning, than is synchronous discourse [ 10, 11].

Conditions, alas, weren't 100% conducive to a deep, philosophical discussion of the slings and arrows of games development – although Miyamoto understands English, he doesn't speak it, so some subtleties were inevitably lost in translation.

Basic knowledge of the adsorption thermodynamic process of coalbed methane is conducive to a deep understanding of its adsorption mechanism.

However, the anti-scar drug 5-FU encapsulated with ethosomes is mainly concentrated in the epidermis and dermis, which is not conducive to fibroblasts in deeper layers of the dermis.

Ablative fractional laser can not only extremely reduce drug dosage, but also be conducive to drug penetration into deep skin and achieve high local concentrations to obtain a therapeutic effect.

A stable tectonic setting is conducive to the preservation of deep tight gas reservoirs, and widely distributed and universally densified reservoirs promote the short-distance accumulation of natural gas and the displacement of pore water.