Sentence examples for depressed water from inspiring English sources

Limestone-core tree islands also supported a depressed water table, particularly during the dry season.

The storm's angle of approach created strong offshore winds along the mainland, which depressed water levels and limited the extent of positive surge once winds shifted to onshore.

FBA was a poor substrate with very low water and nutrient retention capacities, which resulted in depressed plant growth, especially under low watering conditions.

At even lower elevations, tall reed jungles grow in the swamps and depressed water-filled areas (jheels) of the immense floodplains.

These sites were depressed grounds filled with water from flooded irrigated lands or damaged canal banks.

Combined kinetic and CD/MCD studies on the effect of pH on the Dke1 active site showed a depressed p Ka for bound water (∼8.2) at the 3-His center and that deprotonation of the water ligand negatively affects the velocity of substrate binding to the metal center.

They swallow tons of water and become depressed.

She becomes depressed and sits beside the water with her new baby, contemplating how a woman could be driven crazy.

You really can't argue with lines like "Sometimes a pony gets depressed" and "I wanna be like water if I can/ Cause water doesn't give a damn".

Besides, statistics suggest that the peak season for suicide is spring, when the promise of rebirth is as fleeting as a fistful of water for the hopelessly depressed.

In one standard test, rats placed in a cylinder of water were considered more depressed if they devoted more time to floating, as opposed to paddling.