Sentence examples for accelerating depletion from inspiring English sources

Those who rely on the world's finite ground water reserves are vulnerable to their accelerating depletion (Wada et al. 2010).

Macrophage deficiency states exacerbated granuloma necrosis by accelerating depletion of the macrophage supply.

Consequently, alterations in behavior have been observed in infected bats, including increased frequency of arousal from torpor during hibernation [ 11, 12] and unusual day flights during winter [ 3]. High metabolic demands of such activities [ 13– 15] likely also contribute to mortality of bats prior to spring emergence by accelerating depletion of fat reserves.

For one thing, most of the world's oil-fields are ageing fast; for another, the technology that increases production levels today is likely to accelerate depletion rates tomorrow.

However, the fossil fuels are suffering from accelerated depletion and bringing about serious environmental issues and threats to global climate.

Early vigour may also accelerate depletion of soil water reserves, making less water available for later crop stages (Zhang et al. 2005).

The improvement in oxide scale spallation resistance and accelerated depletion of aluminum are believed to be related to the fine grain structure of the coating.

Fasting caused the accelerated depletion (p < 0.05) of glycogen, ATP and ADP before or immediately after slaughter, but no difference existed in ATP at 3 and 10 h (p > 0.05).

For example, he likens human existence on Earth - isolated as the planet is in space, whereby people cannot be evacuated to relieve population pressure and resources cannot be imported to prevent accelerated depletion of resources - to life at sea on a small boat isolated by water.

Sporozoite membrane depolarization induced by solar radiation resulted in an accelerated depletion of cellular ATP.

In summary, key clinical characteristics of NBS can now be understood as the consequences of a combination of DSB repair defect and associated overproduction of ROS due to accelerated depletion of NADH and other cellular antioxidants.