Sentence examples for because of depletion from inspiring English sources
Our current raging thirst for oil, not to mention private appetites for gravel, will one day abate, either because of depletion or new technologies.
Also like REITs, they can be lightly taxed at the receiving end because of depletion.
The respiration rate then decreased rapidly between weeks two through five, possibly because of depletion of soluble sugars in the harvested logs.
Fasting is a risk factor, possibly because of depletion of hepatic glutathione reserves.
"Existing wells that had stopped generating water because of depletion regained their water level that had gone down during the past three years," added Mr. Mohamoud.
Acute DE exposure appears to uncouple NOS, increasing reactive oxygen species generation and causing endothelial dysfunction, potentially because of depletion of BH4 limiting its bioavailability.
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".
Coal-resource-based cites are known as resource-exhausted cities because of ecological depletion, economic dislocation and social issues after depletion of natural resources.
The metal selectivity of chelators is important because of the risk of depletion of the patient's stores of essential metals.
To avoid possible loss of viability because of substrate depletion, subsequent serial transfers were performed each time before complete D-xylose depletion.
Regarding the changes in the liver content of PC and PE, which we observed and are expected because of the depletion of both choline and methionine [16], it was recently suggested that the relative depletion of PC or, perhaps more importantly, the decreased PC/PE ratio results in a loss of membrane integrity and influences liver damage [33].
