Sentence examples for deep mean from inspiring English sources

Chronic type II (>1.5 cm2, <5 mm deep), mean size 2.07 +/− 0.48 cmeanmean depth 4.0 +/− 0.9 mm Giannini et al. 2013 N = 20 Not Reported 36 MFC (14), LFC (4), None Reported 60 mL of bone marrow harvested from the posterior iliac crest and concentrated with a Harvest Tech Smart PReP using the Harvest BMAC kit to obtain 6 mL of BMC.

Catch per unit effort outside the barrier reef (mean CPUE  = 0.17±0.28) was significantly higher (P = 0.012) than shallow lagoon areas (mean CPUE  = 0.04±0.12), but there were no significant differences between deep (mean CPUE  = 0.10±0.19) and shallow lagoon, or between deep lagoon and outside the barrier reef.

Lake Zürich in Switzerland (47°15'N, 8°38'E, 406 m above sea level) is a deep (mean depth 51 m, maximum depth 136 m), monomictic lake with a surface area of 68 km.

Shoal waters is a relative phrase because cod always like their waters deep, and here deep means anything between 60 and 120 feet.

The likelihood that to think deep meant to think less didn't strike any of them until their critical mass movement had worn itself out.

The deep means that we are firing things at the proton that go deep, further than its 'surface' which is actually nothing more than a spherical ish) force field.

Craters in the regions affected by the giant southern impacts are deeper (mean d/D=0.19±0.01) and show less erosion.

In waters with a shallow thermocline, fish remained significantly shallower in mean depth, while in waters with a deeper thermocline they occupied deeper mean depths.

Comparison of these CALM grids showed a significantly deeper mean ALD of 59.5 cm (±18.7 cm SD) at the trail site compared to a mean ALD of 50.5 cm (±11.1 cm SD) at the reference site (P < 0.01) (Fig.  6).

They provoke and instruct and entertain, they even clarify, but a deeper means of thinking can often be expressed better in a story, a poem, a play, or a novel.

5Measuring deeper means that larger sequences are used for the research.