Sentence examples for body deprived from inspiring English sources
Indeed, in the Correspondence with Arnauld, Leibniz considers the case of a human body deprived of a soul and says the body, or cadaver, would not be a substance at all but merely an aggregate of substances.
And the death is horrible: in 1909, a scientist named W. G. McGee penned a graphic description of what happens to the human body deprived of water in the harsh Southwestern desert.
At baseline except on one measure (pain in other sites of the body) deprived patients showed a greater degree of symptoms (12 out of 13 measures).
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR, is designed to help someone who's had an unexpected cardiac arrest – in other words their heart has stopped beating strongly enough to pump blood around the body, depriving the brain of blood flow.
It stunts a child's development, sapping the strength of their minds as well as their body, depriving them of the chance to be able to read or write a simple sentence.
By the early years of the 15th century most European merchant guilds had disappeared into oblivion or survived as attenuated bodies, deprived of any genuine economic function.
They didn't put up with 82 regular-season games and all those insufferable practices to let their bodies deprive them of rich post-season desserts.
Sometimes, the snoring is caused by medical problems, such as obstructed airway or sleep apnea.[3] These problems, if left alone, can cause damage to the body over time since the body is deprived of restful sleep and oxygen.
One is why, if loss of body hair deprived parasites of a refuge, evolution allowed pubic hair to be retained.
The diets work on the principle that when the body is deprived of sufficient carbohydrates, which it generally converts to glucose and burns as fuel, it will turn to stores of fat to burn instead, a condition known as ketosis.
Suspended Animation's research will seek to reduce the post-mortem damage and destruction of cells caused when blood no longer circulates and the body is deprived of oxygen.
