Sentence examples for shallow degraded from inspiring English sources

Shallow, degraded peatlands differ in both their structure and function from deeper, peatland ecosystems.

This paper evaluates to what extent, flow generation and water storage within shallow, degraded peatland catchments may be controlled by the spatial attributes of the contributing area of the peatland, the drainage ditch size, morphology and geometry.

It is capable of tolerating severe drought and cold conditions and can grow on shallow, degraded soils.

It is a pioneer species, light demanding, with a high resistance to severe drought, cold conditions and shallow, degraded soils (Zohary 1973; Browicz 1982; Mayer and Aksoy 1986; Quézel and Médail 2003; Magyari et al. 2008; Ozkan et al. 2010).

It is becoming increasingly difficult to imagine such a scene on the floor of the U.S. House or Senate: our politics has become so shallow and degraded, our leaders so morally compromised.

To gain a better understanding of the ability of mesophotic reefs to act as refugia (for species that occur over large depth ranges) and a subsequent source of reproduction for degraded shallow reefs it is important to determine the overlap in genetic diversity of host and symbiont communities in shallow and deep reef environments.

But DNA often preserves poorly, especially at early farming sites from the so-called Neolithic period in the Near East where high temperatures and burials under house floors or in shallow graves easily degrade the genetic material.

The upwelling process brings the organic matter to shallow depths, where microorganism degrade the organic matter, invariably this results in low productive capacities of the Niger Delta source rocks (Evamy et al. 1978).

What we will see instead is a huge increase in transient, shallow, careerist braggarts that will degrade the service as a whole.

Seven years ago, Canada surpassed Saudi Arabia as the United States' major supplier of oil by exploiting shallow deposits of a tarry, badly degraded, and unconventional resource.

The main problems are, first and foremost, the fifty percent divorce rate, second, children who do not interact with parents, third, a shallow and degenerate culture that especially degrades and exploits women, and fourth, broken men who define their success through financial accumulation rather than personal commitments thereby neglecting their families and becoming unavailable or dead-beat dads.