Sentence examples for a total depletion from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that 20% of a total depletion absorption layer is wtunnel and the absorption layer is 400 nm thick.

"There is a total depletion of mineralized topsoil because of constant grazing," she said.

In contrast, a total depletion in serum retinol levels was observed after 14 weeks of VAD (undetectable levels).

Furthermore, a total depletion of nitrite was observed after 48 h of growth.

The short-term changes were characterised by a total depletion of IgD+CD38+ B cells in BM.

Following rituximab infusion, patient 1 exhibited a total depletion of B cells as measured by flow cytometric analysis of CD19 and CD20 levels.

Atrazine and propazine are efficiently removed at laminar flow conditions, with an almost total depletion for the largest current densities.

Again the GV stage had the largest number of genes covered with dominant antisense transcripts (176), including 40 that had strong antisense transcription accompanied by an almost total depletion of sense transcripts (Additional file 2 and Figure 2).

These findings suggest that partial crippling of cell signaling in B cells and antigen presenting cells (APCs) may be a viable alternative to total depletion of these cells as a therapeutic modality for lupus.

The methodology presented in this paper, ultimately, predicts fracture width and fracture permeability that would be developed in a system with a tarmat layer having a certain thickness and a reservoir being produced at a certain production rate and total depletion time.

The suspicion that we may be dealing with an ecological outrider interested largely in justifying business as usual is compounded by Collier's assertion that the total depletion of a non-renewable natural resources is not intrinsically an economic sin "because the ethics of depletion depends on how the money generated gets used".