Sentence examples for deprived values of from inspiring English sources

We firstly used 4 ng/ml T3 to pretreat MCF-7 or MDA-MB-231 for 24 h, then 5-Fu was added and T3 were deprived, values of OD after 48 h were measured, the results showed that both MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231 pretreated with T3 were more sensitive to 5-Fu than those with 5-Fu only, without T3 pretreatment (P<0.05).

The conquest of the plateau peoples by the French and their subsequent assimilation of Western values have deprived them of most of their traditional institutions.

"TransCanada has been unjustly deprived of the value of its multibillion-dollar investment by the U.S. administration's action," the company said in a statement after Obama formally rejected the planned pipeline prior to the Paris Climate meeting, timed to bolster what he hopes will be his legacy as a leader on climate.

In the 1970s, the vocabulary of covert racially loaded terms included terms such as "law and order," "crime in the streets," "permissive society," "welfare cheats," "subculture of violence," "subculture of poverty," "culturally deprived" and "lack of family values" seeped into the American lexicon about blacks.

The variables are summed giving an average for England of zero, with negative values indicating less deprived areas, positive values more deprived areas.

Letwin argued that the former "shares only the values of his gang or if, as sometimes, deprived even of that solicitude, no identifiable values at all".

Rods were then no longer used as a counting tool, so perhaps Chinese algebraic place-value notations, deprived of the instrument on which they were based, could not be understood.

He argued that in capitalist societies work is deprived of its inherent value and thus becomes drudgery, for it is looked at solely as a means to something else.

As far as FSFI is concerned, most of the parameters analyzed were significantly lower in infertile patients if compared to fertile controls: sexual intercourse is deprived of its erotic value, thus it is characterized by fewer preliminaries, lower sexual desire, poorer perception of psychic excitation and fewer signs of physical excitation.

These were deprived wards with extremely high values of railway density (a major railway station was sited in ward B), high proportions of migrants and substantial excesses of observed cases over the number expected.

In this regard, Iran placed politics ahead of the most fundamental Islamic tenet -- the sanctity of human life -- and clearly departed from fundamental Islamic values, depriving their citizens of precious, experienced assistance and in many cases, their sole chance to live.