"deprivation about" is not a grammatically correct phrase
It should be "deprivation of" followed by the thing that is being deprived. For example: - She felt a deep sense of deprivation about her childhood. - The government's policies have caused widespread deprivation of basic human rights. - The lack of access to education is a major deprivation for many children in this country.
The estate's predominantly Bangladeshi residents suffer the depressing realities of deprivation: about a third of men and two-thirds of women are without work; perhaps a quarter live in households where no adult speaks English; and almost one in five of their homes needs repairs, with one in three overcrowded.
When analyzed 96 h after mitogen deprivation, about 70% of cells treated with control-siRNA differentiate to the O4+/MBP (marker for matured oligodendrocytes)+ stage; however, only 15% of cells can be identified at this stage when DBZ is knocked down) [ 19].
In the '20s, high sugar consumption compensated for the alcohol deprivation brought about by Prohibition.
The decrease in reversal frequency was not relieved by a low dose of ethanol and may, at least in part, be explained by an adaptation to food deprivation brought about by ethanol inhibition of pharyngeal pumping [18], [28].
Sensory deprivation brought about by trimming of whiskers can cause alterations in the cortical representation of both the trimmed and nontrimmed whiskers.
As things stand, we know considerably more about sleep deprivation than about sleep itself.
"We're not talking truly about sensory deprivation but about meaningful, anchoring stimulation," said Stuart Grassian, a psychiatrist who has served as an expert for plaintiffs in lawsuits opposing solitary confinement.
When he announced the arrests, even the attorney-general, Alberto Gonzales, seemed hesitant about how to define the group and its plotting.A local Liberty City activist and film-maker, Leo Casino, said the group's alleged violent aims revealed more about inner-city deprivation than about international terrorism networks.
Development is less about deprivation and more about transformation – structural, institutional and normative – in ways that add to a country's wealth-creating potential, ensuring the gains are widely shared and extending the possibilities of future generations.
Being frugal, thrifty or a conscious consumer isn't about deprivation.
Lifestyle dieting is not about deprivation; it's about managing food and exercise to ensure you lead a happier and more energetic lifestyle overall.
