Sentence examples for depleted body from inspiring English sources
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By the time he was rescued, he had nearly starved to death and his depleted body had stopped fighting a horrific E. Coli infection in both stumps.
At the end of five long U.S. Open sets with Aaron Krickstein, Jimmy Connors finally won and had to spend his first hours of triumph attached to tubes to revive his depleted body.
After the chase, a depleted body needs to refuel, so stress activates a couple of brain systems to increase appetite.
As a thiol-containing compound, NAC scavenges free oxygen radicals and replenishes depleted body glutathione stores.
Iron deficiency, defined as depleted body iron stores (low serum hepcidin) and unmet cellular iron requirements (high-serum soluble transferrin receptor), is common in acute heart failure and is associated with poor outcome [ 39].
His wide smile and mop of black hair became a symbol of police brutality, while his depleting body weight, for the protesters, was like a ticking clock charting the government's inaction.
Chamois rut at the beginning of winter and reproductively active males are believed to have high energy expenditure which depletes body fat stores that are pivotal for surviving the harsh and long alpine winter [ 27, 28].
First, we identified transcripts either enriched or depleted in body parts compared to whole body.
In a letter, she described the crushing inertia of her days, her energy depleted, her body numb: "I move as a clockwork doll".
WHITWELL, England — The old miner walks with a stick now, depleted in body and spirit, but with a pool of resentment that still surges whenever talk turns to the losing battle nearly 30 years ago to save the local coal mine from the economizing zeal of Margaret Thatcher.
