Sentence examples for depleted I from inspiring English sources

The production in symmetric models always peaks when 50% of the URR has been depleted, i.e., the inflection point of symmetric models = 0.5.

As the particle size and ligand density increase, increasingly more receptors diffuse toward the wrapping sites, and the receptors in the free membrane regions are nearly depleted

A relevant characteristic of the considered process is the time at which the initial cell population is depleted, i.e. when nearly all cells have undergone the transformation.

The shape of the curve indicates how fast the library's complexity is being depleted, i.e., how the likelihood of a duplicate increases as sequencing continues.

Of note, the discovery meta-analysis gene list was depleted (i.e. normal controls were enriched) of genes differentially expressed in human M2 macrophages (p = 0.005).

While we observed an IL-6-independent transient increase in Socs3 expression 3 days after the bleomycin challenge (Fig 5A), Socs3 expression remained elevated up to 30 days only in IL-6-proficient gp130 757F mice if Stat3 expression was not genetically depleted (i.e. in gp130 757F ; Stat3+/− mice).

"Of course, every day our numbers are depleting, I think the last count was about 59 of us left in the UK.

To keep the coffers from completely depleting, I took to writing music reviews for a since-defunct Hot Topic online offshoot called Shockhound.

But if I feel depleted and I cry, I never think, "Oh God, the world's a lousy place," I just know it's because I'm having a chemical crash.

In this work we investigate the effect of these small quantities of D2O in normal water by elaborating the extreme case of the deuterium depleted water i.e. light water.

If part of the deposit has been mined and depleted instantly (i.e. S K (t) = constants and S t) t = 0 = 0), the solution takes the form of Eq. (4): Sleft( t right) = S_{K} (t)(1 - {text{e}}^{ - ct} ) (6 As observed earlier (Kwinta et al. 1996), this function has a drawback, i.e. the subsidence is described from the moment of t = 0, when the subsidence rate is the maximum.