Sentence examples for be substantially depleted from inspiring English sources
Somewhat predictably, its debut next Sunday could be substantially depleted because of injuries in recent weeks.
It also set aside an additional $2.24 billion to cover future losses from failing mortgages and consumer loans, indicating that its reserves had been substantially depleted and that it anticipated worsening economic conditions.
After Mansa Musa I death in 1331, however, his heirs were unable to hang on to the fortune, and it was substantially depleted by civil wars and invading armies.
However, these stores have been substantially depleted, and Phoenix increasingly has come to depend on water from the Colorado River via the Central Arizona Project (CAP), an artificial waterway 336 miles (541 km) long extending from Lake Havasu on the California border to Tucson.
In contrast, the cormorant brain is substantially depleted in 15N (Mizutani et al. 1991).
Rocket-borne measurements have shown that atomic oxygen is substantially depleted in the vicinity of noctilucent clouds.
Ice-core δ15N values were substantially depleted relative to δ15N values of NOX from coal-fired powerplants, North American kerogen deposits, or simulated lightning and were substantially enriched relative to soil-released N. The ice-core samples were similar in isotopic composition to δ15N values measured from vehicle emissions.
The nitrogen supplied from the surrounding mountains to the lake (approximately 0‰) is substantially depleted in 15N relative to the phytoplankton (Wada and Hattori 1991; Wada et al. 1998), suggesting the presence of either a source(s) or a process es) that causes 15N enrichment.
TPX2 was substantially depleted in siTPX2-5h injected oocytes, while only about half of the protein was depleted in the siTPX2-2h injected oocytes (Fig 3D).
In vertebrates, CpG dinucleotides are substantially depleted compared to what would be expected by chance [ 1].
At this time, ATP and phosphocreatine levels were substantially depleted compared with 48-h levels and controls.
