Sentence examples for shallow levels of from inspiring English sources
The domestic market, although decelerating, still has plenty of scope for growth, thanks to generally benign economic prospects and comparatively shallow levels of private credit, which is expanding by about 20% annually.
In regions with high surface heat flow, such as areas of active volcanism or mantle upwelling beneath thinned continental crust, geothermal gradients of 40 to 100 °C (104 to 212 °F) per kilometre (0.6 mile) prevail, giving rise to high temperatures at relatively shallow levels of the crust.
Anticholinesterase drugs may produce paradoxical neuromuscular block when administered at shallow levels of neuromuscular block.
Their genesis requires a depleted mantle peridotite, a source of (C O H) volatiles and an abnormally high geothermal gradient in relatively shallow levels of the mantle wedge.
In addition, volcanic hydrothermal systems are often associated with low permeable clayey layers that consist of hydrothermally altered minerals and commonly develop within the shallow levels of volcanic edifices (e.g., Wright et al. 1985; Pellerin et al. 1996).
Cautious development and careful monitoring are therefore necessary, as excessive deep groundwater pumping could draw dissolved arsenic from the shallow levels of the Bengal Aquifer System (BAS) and contaminate the deep groundwater resource.
The deformation took place at a shallow level of the crust, and the sediments are still unmetamorphosed.
Mr. Bush's non-answers were a reflection of the shallow level of thinking about foreign policy generally in the Republican Party today.
Thus tourists remain stuck in the shallow level of heritage and cultural tourism experiences.
At a shallow level of analysis, we note that Participant 4 (who received the enhanced visualization condition) performed much better than Participant 3 (who did not receive the enhanced visualization condition).
Presumably, using this category information, a shallow level of processing is sufficient for non-blinkers to select one or more targets at an early stage, mostly restricting further processing to targets only.
