Sentence examples for shallower layers from inspiring English sources

Upwelling is known to have a corrosive effect on marine shells because deep seawater is naturally rich in dissolved carbon dioxide and so, when it rises to the surface, it lowers the concentration of aragonite in the shallower layers of the ocean where pteropods live.

The variability of nitrate concentration was higher in shallower layers.

The microbial groups from far below the ocean floor differed from those in shallower layers.

Tidal flats mostly occurred on the shallower layers of the model.

We have interpreted an overall transgression of the facies from older deeper to the younger shallower layers within the model.

However, to prevent quick subsidence of mostly unconsolidated sediments, the geofluid must be re-injected into the shallower layers.

The land breeze is typically shallower than the sea breeze since the cooling of the atmosphere over land is confined to a shallower layer at night than the heating of the air during the day.

For this case, the obtained (V_{p}^{prime }) value of the shallower layer approximately agrees with the mean values of (V_{p}^{prime }) of the shallower 300 km for KHOMC and KOCGA (Fig. 8), which indicates that the mean V p gradient of the shallower layer is well constrained (Fig. 8) by the presence of additional different SmKS waves passing through it.

It is understandable that the hair inserted at a shallower layer (larger pixel value) is more visible.

Under these constraints, we are able to uniquely identify the velocity structures in the shallow layers from our SW H/V for cap-layered media.

In the resulting cores, shallow layers contained elongated bubbles -- strong evidence of melting and refreezing -- while deeper layers had none.