Sentence examples for drastic depletion from inspiring English sources

For example, a drastic depletion of mature broad-leaved forests, especially oak, was a result of the overuse of timber in the iron and shipbuilding industries.

This became painfully evident after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, which presaged the collapse of the Soviet Union and the drastic depletion of the Revolution's hefty subsidies along with it.

The easy sale of a picture that was once great and is the work of a famous master again points to the drastic depletion of the market.

Some of the reservoir minerals can be sparingly soluble causing precipitation and changes in wettabilty as well as drastic depletion of surfactants/polymers.

One is chronic oxidative stress, including a drastic depletion of cysteine from the glutathione pool, and a progressive decline of serum selenium that is correlated with disease progression and mortality.

Thus, a drastic depletion in the rate of corrosion of steel rebar was noticed in the presence of TSC ZnAc mixture in concrete pore solution.

To date there are no indications for long-term negative effects on LMB treated ecosystems, but issues related to La accumulation, increase of suspended solids and drastic resources depletion still need to be explored, in particular for sediment dwelling organisms.

A loss of TWINKLE in heart and skeletal muscle leads to drastic mtDNA depletion.

Drastic frataxin depletion in the liver was observed at 2 weeks of age by western blot (Fig. 1A).

Thus, the upregulation of autophagy, acting as a cell survival mechanism, might play a role in limiting the drastic cell depletion induced by HIV-1 in LTNP and EC patients.

This drastic IRS-1 depletion occurred at the expense of increased IRS-2 and IRS-4 expression 7 days after PH.