Sentence examples for depth more than from inspiring English sources

The deepest gravel pit is Zlaté piesky, with a depth more than 15 m.

94% of the wells have depth 2 10 m while the rest 6% wells have depth more than 10 m.

No source of active bleeding was revealed, and a diagnosis of isolated grade 3 BLT (laceration with parenchymal depth more than 3 cm) was confirmed.

It was clear that only 20 23 % area is mainly concentrated in the south-eastern part of the study area having water table depth more than 20 m.

The results of 3-D modelling approximated a depth more than 1500 m for these two conductive zones (see Fig. 4, second row, left figure).

This boundary combined by the disappearance of the planktonic foraminifera (outer-shelf depth more than 150 m) and appearance of large foraminifera, with predominance of Hippurites, indicates variation in water depth from tens to only few metres.

This basement is buried nearly 1,000 feet (300 metres) below London, sloping away southward to depths more than 3,300 feet (1,000 metres) below the English Channel.

Patients with widespread probing depths more than 3 mm and radiographic evidence of periodontal bone loss were excluded.

It is of course worth mentioning that in this research in depth lower than 5 m, liquefaction potential was lower due to increasing overload and at depths more than 5 m are vulnerable to liquefaction.

The trench-normal tensional stresses extended to a depth of at least 30 km in the incoming/subducting Pacific plate below the sea surface, whereas compression prevailed at depths more than 50 km.

The shallow group had focal depths more than 7 km above the upper boundary of the PAC, and the PAC group had focal depths within 7 km of the upper boundary.