Sentence examples for dependent area from inspiring English sources
The Farakka Barrage is an example of this which had established in 1975 and has had spatial and temporal effects in the Ganges Dependent Area in Bangladesh (Bharati and Jayakody 2011; Sarker 2004; Swain 1996).
a The transducer is placed in a longitudinal axis over an intercostal space on the most dependent area of the chest, since this is the area where free fluid in the chest cavity is expected to be located.
The implementation of this NRLP is likely to cause ecological disasters and local community economic vulnerabilities for the rest of Bangladesh like the Farakka Barrage effects on Ganges Dependent Area in Bangladesh.
The Ganges Dependent Area (GDA) in Bangladesh (see Fig. 2) was particularly rich in these resources prior to the massive interventions by the States of India and Bangladesh over the past half century.
Three government interventions in the Ganges Dependent Area and the Gorai River Basin are mainly responsible for the human rights violations noted above, as a consequence of their cumulative impact on the flow of water over the past several decades.
Chapra is located within the Ganges Dependent Area (GDA) in Bangladesh which, in turn, is located within the Ganges Brahmaputra Basin (GBB), one of the largest river basins in the world by area and second only to the Amazon in terms of the total volume of water it carries (see Fig. 1).
Among the measures for these purposes are collective security arrangements, the mandate and the trusteeship system for dependent areas, the stimulation of cultural relations between nations, aid to developing countries, and the improvement of health and welfare everywhere.
Anesthesia-induced atelectasis prevail in the dependent areas of lungs.
Fluid moves with patient positioning and will accumulate in the most dependent areas of the hemithorax; thus, the upright position is optimal.
The response to lung recruitment was confirmed by the complete resolution of atelectasis observed in LUS images of the most dependent areas of the lungs [15, 17].
b Chest CT of the same patient in lung window demonstrates bilateral dependent areas of ground glass opacity and reticulation with relative subpleural sparing observed in the setting of chronic aspiration.
