Sentence examples for Become deprived from inspiring English sources

Ban horse racing, and people not only lose their way to earn a living, but they also become deprived of a way of life enriched by working hands-on with horses.

Soon after the heart stops beating, cells become deprived of oxygen, and their acidity increases as the toxic by-products of chemical reactions begin to accumulate inside them.

It predicts that as wildebeest in the South become deprived of the northern Serengeti and Mara habitats following barrier construction, they would automatically compensate for this loss by using more of the Western corridor, rather than aggregating at the now-truncated northern boundary of their altered range (Fig. 3), with potentially disastrous consequences.

All these observations suggest the possibility that during evolution some primeval organisms might have become deprived of genes encoding for Ig-like containing FGFRs.

It has been previously shown that when the central cells become deprived of oxygen and glucose, cell death and necrosis occur [ 9].

A 98.1% patency rate is reported when treating catheter occlusions in paediatric patients with r-UK at a concentration of 5,000 IU/mL [ 4] However, after repeated applications of plasminogen activators, a clot may become deprived of plasminogen.

An increase in the vacation rate clearly implies that the system becomes deprived of customers frequently.

With the Port Authority's headquarters located in 1 World Trade Center, it became deprived of a base of operations and sustained a great number of casualties.

This suggests that either one or more noxious compounds are released in the medium or that it becomes deprived of certain growth factors or some essential nutrients.

As a plant becomes deprived of water, the leaves begin to roll up.

The result is that you become sleep deprived.