The phrase "actively depleted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where resources, energy, or materials are being consumed or diminished in a deliberate or ongoing manner.
Example: "The team actively depleted their budget on unnecessary expenses, leaving little for essential projects."
Alternatives: "intentionally exhausted" or "deliberately drained".
To determine if PDL241 inhibited Ig production by actively depleting B cells or plasma cells, the total number of live plasmablasts, B cells and T cells were determined after culture of PBMC with CpG and PDL241.
Local auxin maxima are achieved by auxin polar transporters that actively deplete the auxin from nearby cells (Vieten et al., 2007), resulting in low concentrations in the vicinity of the existing organ primordia.
While GHIs successfully retrain a large number of health workers, evidence suggests that GHIs actively deplete the pool of skilled human resources for health by recruiting public sector staff to work for GHI-funded nongovernmental implementing agencies.
It is also during this time window that gene silencing initiates on the X-chromosome, with genes shifting from outside to inside the Xist RNA compartment, which is depleted for actively marked chromatin and enriched for inactive chromatin, as they become silenced.
Besides inhibited sGAG production during strenuous exercise, chondrocytes also start actively to deplete sGAG from cartilage, which is facilitated through increased matrix metalloproteinase-13 (MMP-13) production [ 13].
As expected, the B cell fraction that included plasma cells and plasmablasts contained ASCs, whereas the fraction from which plasma cells and plasmablasts had been depleted did not contain ASCs, thus confirming that atypical MBCs do not actively secrete Abs.
Interestingly, both introns and exons are depleted of mutations, and this is in line with the fact that they are actively transcribed.
Despite being located on high, steep, actively uplifting, and formerly glaciated slopes of the Swiss Central Alps, soils in the upper Rhone Valley are depleted by up to 50% in cations relative to their parent bedrock.
The internal oxygen store is in the form of hemoglobin-filled cells that constitute the first line of oxygen delivery to actively metabolizing cells, sparing the small air mass in the tracheal system while the hemoglobin store is being depleted.
