Sentence examples for deprivation up from inspiring English sources

It was asked of all respondents in waves 3, 5 and 7, and was scored as zero (no deprivation) up to eight (reporting 'yes' to all measures of deprivation).

According to Justice Department memos released last year, the medical service opined that sleep deprivation up to 180 hours didn't qualify as torture.

Who knew that along with waterboarding and wall-slamming, cold cells and sleep deprivation up to 180 hours, the approved invasions of the prisoner's space included the "facial hold" — essentially what grandma does to a visiting grandchild who misbehaves — with hands holding the sides of the head as questions are asked.

Thus, our data do not completely agree with the observation that serum deprivation up regulates PEG10 expression [28].

The decision to use HRT to cover the period of oestrogen deprivation up to 50 years of age is difficult because of balancing the considerations of breast cancer risk, bone and cardiovascular health.

To determine whether a similar human model of progesterone deprivation up-regulated IL-8 expression, endometrial biopsy specimens from women obtained before and after insertion of LNG-IUS were examined.

"I had a kind of sensory deprivation growing up in Burbank.

Indeed, our results showed that glucose deprivation for up to 60 min significantly improved the LE (Fig. 1a).

This gave US officials licence to use a whole range of brutal methods, including waterboarding, "rectal feeding", and sleep deprivation for up to a week, usually standing or in painful stress positions.

Unfortunately it works the other way around; every animal model of sleep deprivation ends up with very dead animals.

The techniques included waterboarding, which produces a sensation of drowning, stress positions, sleep deprivation for up to 11 days at a time, confinement in a cramped box, slaps and slamming detainees into walls.