"information depletion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the reduction or exhaustion of available information. Example: "The constant stream of news and updates on social media can lead to information depletion, causing individuals to feel overwhelmed and fatigued."
New studies have come out with shocking information about the depletion of the world's oceans, driven in large part by European subsidies to fleets and the scouring of the seas by Japan and other countries.
Stratosphere measurements are conducted to measure ozone and UV levels, in particular to gain additional information about ozone depletion and the Antarctic ozone hole.
From the available information, whether pGSN depletion results from surgery, sepsis or a combination thereof is unclear.
Our findings provide important information regarding the depletion of arginine by rADI in NO-mediated neuronal diseases.
Thus, this study brings the new and important information that CIT depletion may be related to morbid events.
As can be seen from Figure 4A-4C and Supplementary information, Figure S3, depletion of Axin, KIF3A or TNKS2 attenuated insulin-stimulated 2-deoxyglucose uptake.
pat-4/ILK RNAi failed to increase in the expression of sod-3p::gfp, gst-4p::gfp, and hsp-16.2p::gfp in these mutants (Fig. S3B,D Supporting information), suggesting that depletion of pat-4/ILK may induce expression of heat- and oxidative stress response genes through the regulation of DAF-16/FoxO, SKN-1/Nrf, and HSF-1.
As shown in Figure 2B and Supplementary information, Figure S3, depletion of hPSCs from mixed populations was very efficient; non-pluripotent (calcein-positive) cells comprised up to 99.5% of the uncaptured cell population recovered from mixtures of WA09 cells and HDF or HEMd.
Much less information on carbon stock depletion is available for fire-affected tropical forests.
Monitoring of regional groundwater levels provides important information for quantifying groundwater depletion and assessing impacts on the environment.
