Specializing too early, for example, deprives students of a chance to explore and experiment widely with the topics and methodologies of their disciplines.
For example, deprived areas have more singlehanded practices and less training practices.
George III is accused, for example, of "depriving us in many cases of the benefits of Trial by Jury".
Furthermore, programmed cell death can also represent a defense mechanism; for example, by depriving pathogens of a replication niche.
Neighborhood-level deprivation was moderately correlated with these three variables as well; for example, more deprived neighborhoods tended to have higher dwelling density, density of neighborhood destinations (i.e., NDAI), and street connectivity.
Chinese Instagram users, for example, now deprived of their habit, will likely find other ways to access the service.
The rise of the Labour Party in Great Britain, for example, virtually deprived the Liberal Party of parliamentary seats even when it had a substantial popular following.
Throughout history there have been large numbers who have been happy to relinquish their freedom as long as those they hate – gay people, Jews, immigrants and other minorities, for example – are deprived of freedom as well.
For example, in deprived neighbourhoods, social networks may be weak and affect adverse health outcomes [ 14], resulting in more health care utilisation [ 15].
ZA creates a less favorable bone microenvironment for the survival of DTCs via inhibition of osteoclast-mediated bone resorption; for example, ZA deprives tumor cells of bone-derived growth factors (e.g., transforming growth factor beta) that are required for the seeding and growth of tumor cells in the BM [ 30].
