Sentence examples for combat deprivation from inspiring English sources
FRIDAY October 17th was China's first official "Poverty Alleviation Day", an annual convocation of "forums and fundraisers", designed to rally efforts to combat deprivation.
He has steeped himself in progressive causes, particularly the battle against poverty, founding a centre at the University of North Carolina to study ways to combat deprivation.
As well as donating huge sums to combat social deprivation in Scotland she founded charity Lumos, which works to end the institutionalisation of children worldwide.
Despite recent moves by bodies such as the European commission and Council of Europe to highlight and combat discrimination against Roma, deprivation and segregation of many their communities in Europe has increased.
Presumably, in wild-type mice, hdc expression increases to combat the effects of sleep deprivation, and BMAL1 represses hdc gene expression back to baseline levels, ensuring good recovery sleep.
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Sleep deprivation makes the body less able to combat illness, and more susceptible to getting sick in the first place.
Sleep deprivation prepares the recruit for life in a combat zone, in which he or she may be asked at any moment to fight, whether he or she is well-rested or not.
Along with improvements in learning and attention in normal situations, McKinley has found that tDCS can combat the kinds of decline in mental performance normally seen with sleep deprivation.
The noble intention is to arrest economic deprivation at birth, yet too often it helps foster the very conditions it seeks to combat.
