The phrase "a deprived state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation where individuals or groups lack basic necessities or resources, often leading to hardship or suffering.
Example: "The report highlighted the challenges faced by children living in a deprived state, lacking access to education and healthcare."
Alternatives: "a disadvantaged condition" or "an impoverished situation."
In the aftermath of conflict people struggle to survive because prolonged periods of destruction leave them in a deprived state.
On the other hand, "when the endorphin system is hypoactive, ……, an increased drive ensues to satisfy a deprived state, whether this is an appetite for food, water, social contact, or sexual satisfaction, etc".
Starting the task in a deprived state (initial internal state=−50), the internal state of the second, but not the first, group converges to a level above the setpoint (C ) and the total consumption of food is higher in this group (D ).
Assuming that an animal is in a slightly deprived state, a linear model predicts that as the magnitude of the outcome increases, its rewarding value will increase linearly.
Here we sought to build on these prior observations by documenting the daily, global transcriptional patterns of Microcystis aeruginosa as well as N and bicarbonate uptake rates as cells entered and exited an N deprived state.
Perhaps, the extension of observed reduced glucose transport in nicotine pre-exposed animals, across the BBB under normal conditions and during ischemic reperfusion may create a more glucose deprived state at the NVU and an exaggeration of ischemia-induced brain injury.
These studies suggest that nicotine exposure prior to stroke could create an enhanced glucose deprived state at the neurovascular unit (NVU) and could provide an additional vulnerability to enhanced stroke injury.
In humans, these cues elicit strong subjective craving states, especially when people are in a food or drug deprived state.
Mr. Nablisi's operation deprived state governments of more than $20 million a year, said William Comiskey, a deputy New York tax commissioner.
Either that or my sleep deprived state is taking it's toll.
The events of Sept. 11, 2001, made us all more aware of the deprived state of citizens around the world.
