Sentence examples for depleted access from inspiring English sources

The exporters expressed their keen interest in cultured fishes, as they, just as the fishermen, have been forced to collect farther afield as stocks are depleted, access to collection sites is reduced, and coastal water quality declines.

Getting some people to their jobs faster may come at the cost of depleting access for others.

The UK is well placed to develop CCS, with access to depleted oil and gas fields in the North Sea to store CO2.

But the problem is that the easy-to-produce oil or easy-to-produce gas will be depleted or with difficult access.

This is consistent with Virginia & Delwiche [ 33] who found both mature coniferous and deciduous trees to have the lowest foliar N of all growth forms investigated, possibly due to differential access to depleted organic N relative to inorganic N sources [ 37].

That wake-up feature gives technicians the ability to regain access to the depleted battery.

These resources are becoming more difficult to access as they are depleted in America and as our pipeline from OPEC fluctuates with political stability in the Middle East.

Such cooperative foraging changes the niche specialization of individuals, allowing them to access resources in partially depleted patches.

Field survey respondents indicated that animals and humans generally avoid difficult to access hilly areas using them only when all other easily accessible rangeland is depleted of forage during droughts.

The paper presents a detailed study on the sub-1 V high speed operation with reduced leakage design techniques for conventional 6T Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) on fully depleted Silicon-on Insulator (FD-SOI) and fully depleted Silicon-on-Nothing (FD-SON) technology.

Moreover, reduced competition for grazing, induced by rich families fleeing the system for exclusive access patches when resources are depleted, means that poor and middle class families can utilize residual grazing in their home patches until it rains again.