Sentence examples for further deprived from inspiring English sources
Increased SA-β-gal positivity was not seen in cultures deprived of glucose and/or oxygen, nor was it seen to any greater extent in serum-deprived cultures that were further deprived of glucose and/or oxygen (data not shown).
Day 7 cell harvests of serum-deprived cultures which were also further deprived of oxygen (31 ± 8 × 103 cells per well) or of oxygen and glucose (53 ± 21 × 103 cells per well) were not significantly different from those cultures deprived of serum alone.
The proliferative response of IVD cells to glucose deprivation was abrogated when cultures were further deprived either of serum or oxygen such that only 60 ± 9 × 103 cells per well or 198 ± 47 × 103 cells per well were harvested, respectively.
Thus, the body is further deprived of circulating blood volume.
Being further deprived of their right to live with basic dignity will not mean that people on welfare will simply decide to become employed or non-disabled.
Rapid modernisation in Asian countries, such as Hong Kong, has also introduced environmental stressors that have further deprived individuals' sleep quality [ 19].
As a civilized society, though, we cannot claw our way out of the mess we have gotten ourselves into by further depriving our most vulnerable citizens.
"A tendency to promote law enforcement and security paradigms at the expense of human rights frameworks dehumanises irregular migrants, enabling a climate of violence against them and further depriving them of the full protection of the law".
For this would only further deprive those already deprived of one more option, and one that they might prefer over others of the limited range available to them.
In addition, the entire cluster grabs gas ejected by the galaxies' exploding stars, further depriving them of the material they need to create new ones.
Nonetheless a U.S.-proposed new set of stiffer sanctions that would further deprive Iran's people but have limited impact on the leaders is running into opposition from foreign nations and corporations.
