Sentence examples for energetic drain from inspiring English sources

However, other studies found that the energetic drain of luminescence had no influence when comparing growth rates of bright Vibrios and dark mutants ([19] and references therein).

This supports the idea that a large amount of protein translation is unnecessary for growth, suggesting that it probably is not a large energetic drain (Table  1) (Hoekstra and Bruinsma 1979).

After the initial energetic drain, it would appear that a new balance is quickly achieved and cells resume their normal activities given these genes do not continue to be differentially expressed except under nutrient starvation conditions.

However, one study directly comparing energetic costs across parasite species suggests that N. apis infection is not as energetically draining as N. ceranae infection [ 24].

With Rubio's every aggressive word about Trump's taxes, the frail Romney became more and more energetic as the youthful vitality drained from Rubio's body and coursed through Romney's veins.

The word "commit," which means both "to devote" and "to consign," is wonderfully apt for a late style that seems at once more energetic than most and, movingly, more drained.

This role-inflexibility has kept women in their place long after a relative equality has arrived in other developed nations -- leading, rightly, to a brain drain, with Japan's bright, determined and energetic women joining Goldman Sachs and McKinsey.

As a psychiatrist, I work with my patients to help them grasp the energetic exchange between people -- those who give energy, and those who drain it.

Amanda describes herself as naturally a very energetic person, but months of chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery had left her feeling drained.

The pulse shape and the total charge generated by the impact of an energetic ion are studied in relation to the energy and species of the ion and the applied voltage between drain and source.

Leo Somers was an aggressive and energetic man, his partner Martin who had been with the firm only a couple of years, had a drained and bloodless appearance.