Sentence examples for double deprivation from inspiring English sources

In traditional rural communities, women have to face a plight that resulted in a narrow "space of birth choice" caused by the family planning policy and strong "son preference" culture (Guangzong and Wei 1995), women's right to make a fertility choice might be subject to double deprivation.

We demonstrated that knockdown of C/EBPα in Hep3B (Fig. 3A, B; Supporting Fig. S3B) or PLC/5 (Supporting Fig. S3C) sensitized the cells to energy starvation (glucose and glutamine double deprivation) induced cell death.

To this aim, cells or tissue cultures were cultured under normal serum conditions (control) and serum/trophic factor deprivation (−FCS/−B27/−HS) or double deprivation with additional removal of glucose (−FCS/−Gluc) for 24 48 h.

We previously reported that long-term hypoxia and nutrient starvation double-deprivation cycles increased cellular migration, invasion and distant metastasis in a murine cancer model, suggesting that this extreme tumor microenvironment could be a mechanism of the tumor aggressiveness following antiangiogenic therapy.

In a SEER-Medicare linked database analysis, the use of androgen deprivation nearly doubled the risk of fractures over a 5-year period.

The PCRt was the only other brainstem structure containing a substantial number of double-labeled neurons after PS deprivation.

Indeed, the majority of the double-labeled neurons after PS deprivation were localized in the lateral and ventral portion of the vlPAG whereas they were more numerous in the medial part of the vlPAG just lateral to the DRN or rostral to it after PS recovery.

1. Area deprivation more than doubled the risk of singleton very preterm birth, in two European regions with different health systems and differing rates of very preterm birth.

We tested the predictions using previously published data on a double knockout mutant in an oxygen deprivation network of E.coli.

The money included £50m to treat more patients in the community rather than hospital and the doubling of funding for the pupil deprivation grant, a scheme to help poorer school pupils.

I think that's why some ex-cons suffer in the outside world they try to make up for the deprivation and enjoy life at double the speed to make up for the lost moments in prison.