Sentence examples for depleted rapidly from inspiring English sources
Further, during flowering and grain filling stages the stored starch and free sugar content depleted rapidly where it is utilized for panicle and grain development (Perez et al. 1971).
Muscle glycogen depleted rapidly in bulls subjected to social and adrenaline stress [ 63] and liver glycogen similarly decreased in tilapia after confinement stress [ 64].
If glycolytic rates are increased, the carbohydrate substrates are depleted rapidly, resulting in an increased use of amino acids in glycolysis.
To this end, we reintroduced Upf2 into Upf2 -deficient larvae and identified transcripts that were depleted rapidly on a genome-wide scale.
It is said to become 'conditionally essential' as the body's requirements for glutamine can exceed the individual's ability to produce it, and thus endogenous stores of glutamine are depleted rapidly.
The delayed response of the anaerobic genes was likely due to the almost complete absence of growth during the experiment, thus sterol levels may not have been depleted rapidly through dilution over newly formed cells.
Since uranium is a relatively scarce element, development of nuclear power on a large scale is expected to deplete rapidly the uranium that can be produced economically.
As a result of which number of medicinal herbs are depleting rapidly from natural plant communities and are threatened with extinction.
As the petroleum reserves are depleting rapidly with a prediction of being totally exhausted in the near future, present day researchers have concentrated on finding the alternative fuel sources.
Present study holds significance, as this plant may serve as a good alternative source of diosgenin since it is not admixed with other sapogenins and therefore is easier to isolate from H. isora, besides traditional sources of diosgenin, the Dioscorea species are under constant pressure and therefore depleting rapidly.
One of the best features of the ELR program is that it creates a stock of employed people, rather than a buffered stock of unemployed, where social capital depletes rapidly, and several long-term social pathologies develop.
