Sentence examples for depleted words from inspiring English sources

For enriched and depleted words log10 of the p. value was plotted with a positive and negative sign respectively.

In other words, Brk1 depleted cells that were observed to bleb on days 2, 3 and 4 after siRNA transfection are likely the same ones that bleb continuously with no incidence on their survival.

Lange's metalmark butterflies will lay their eggs only on a certain type of buckwheat — also endangered — that grows on the tiny patch of riverfront by the bus depot whose dunes have been depleted by mining; in other words, the butterfly will disappear completely unless conservationists vigilantly pull weeds and shift sand and try to keep an obsolete ecosystem going.

Global reserves of the word "flamboyant" were depleted in October, as obituaries were penned for Malcolm Allison.

In other words, the battery is depleted at the tangent point.

In other words, in HIV lipoatrophy, depleted AT is associated with lower rather than higher levels of adiponectin, contrary to the general population.

Using this method we again found that the words corresponding to 13 miRNAs identified with the word counting method (see above) are depleted in 3'UTRs of highly expressed genes.

Then they primed half of these depleted volunteers, and half the controls, with religious words.

"He wasn't depleted but he looked, what's the right word, lethargic".

Thirty years ago fishing and environmental interests joined to oppose offshore oil exploration in New England, but more recently environmentalists' concerns about depleted fishing stocks have left some fishermen throwing around words like "eco-terrorist".

It's time for a linguistic and paradigmatic revolution: in Kuhnian's terms, the old paradigms and words have been used and are now depleted; therefore, they cannot properly describe contemporary milieus.