The "absolute depletion" ("A" for short) measures the signal level (log ratio) at the bottom.
They were apparently victims of what psychologists call "ego depletion," a state of mental fatigue originally documented in people whose energy was depleted by performing acts of self-control.
It concerns a kind of cognitive depletion, a sort of "cognitive tax" on the poor.
Decision fatigue is the newest discovery involving a phenomenon called ego depletion, a term coined by the social psychologist Roy F. Baumeister in homage to a Freudian hypothesis.
The more prosaic truth is that coal companies have become more profitable because reserve depletion, a severe shortage of coal miners (the average underground miner is over 50 years old) and more stringent environmental regulations have saved the industry from its tendency to mine more coal than the market can absorb.
In a sheep model of surfactant depletion, a single SI worsened oxygenation in every animal [28].
In [4], to achieve a nearly balanced energy depletion, a non-uniform node distribution strategy was presented.
Unexpectedly, after B-cell depletion, a decline in cerebrospinal fluid and blood T cells also occurred [15].
In the livers, strong vacuolizations in the hepatocytes, strong glycogen depletion, a disintegrated structure of hepatocytes, and irregularly shaped nuclei were observed.
In xylose (blank columns), the rate was calculated based on the interval from the start to either xylose depletion (a, e) or the end of fermentation (c).
The ozone layer that shields the earth from cancer-causing ultraviolet rays is showing early signs of thickening after years of depletion, a UN study says.
