Sentence examples for depth sharing from inspiring English sources

Kimberella dwelt in shallow waters (up to tens of meters in depth), sharing the calm, well-oxygenated sea floor with photosynthetic organisms and microbial mats.

Building a rapport between researcher and interviewee facilitates the breakdown of the traditional hierarchal relationship that can occur with the resulting benefit of a relaxed interview and an in depth sharing of VBAC stories and this was achieved by identifying shared experiences between the interviewer and interviewee [ 32].

While Case has forsaken the pouty Shania antics, her voice has a warmth and depth shared by Patsy Cline.

According to this line of reasoning, the group of boys who exhibited positive transfer with the shift to a new target depth shared the principle of refraction as an element in common with the previous task, along with those of aiming and throwing.

Stature and body depth shared many common SNP markers on BTAX, BTA11 and BTA5, while strength and rump width shared common SNP effects on BTAX and BTA16 (Additional File 5: Table S2.14 to S2.17).

The opportunity for participants to use their own language in research is strongly advocated by Aboriginal researchers to ensure genuinely informed consent and enable in-depth sharing of their perspectives [ 13].

Thus, while any one of a number of factors might determine whether coalitions actually achieve their goals, it is, as much as anything else, the relative breadth and depth of shared interests that determine their capacity to persist and perhaps pursue other common goals.

Rare coding variants or variants predicted to alter consensus splice sites with a read depth ≥10 shared by the two affected brothers were listed using the ERIS interface (Integragen).

The importance of these findings and strength of the analysis derive from the study's approach and method recording and closely analysing patients' and family members' in depth accounts shared with independent researchers and in people's own homes, affording frank expression of experiences and views.

Balancing these choices is particularly difficult in studies focused on recently diverged taxa or ancient rapid radiations, as taxon sampling needs to be sufficiently large to define the magnitude of intraspecific variation and the phylogenetic depth of shared alleles [ 5, 6].

Recordings of cold-calls were more stilted, with less historical, contextual or in-depth information shared and voice tones suggested a more tentative trust.