Sentence examples for large depletion of from inspiring English sources

They indicate large depletion of ozone of about 60% at 50 km in the Northern hemisphere, a weaker depletion in the Southern hemisphere and a dependence of the depletion on the Earth's magnetic field.

We observed a very large depletion of binding sites for the mutant KAP1-ΔRBCC (mt KAP1).

On the other hand patients 2 and 3 had a large depletion of the amount of mtDNA.

In hypoxia, we have seen large depletion of the glycogen reserves as well, suggesting this remains the major source of energy in the face of oxygen fluctuations [ 13].

However, as GDNF is not upregulated in WT newborn mice irradiated with 2 Gy our results suggest that GDNF is only required when there is a large depletion of germ cells.

A "-" or "--" sign indicates moderate or large depletion of the gene's copy number, respectively; assuming that these are diploid strains, a "-" would indicate a loss of one of the two copies and a "--" would indicate loss of both copies.

The largest depletion of sodium bicarbonate-extractable organic P (NaHCO3 Po) (74% and 77%) and sodium hydroxide-extractable Po (NaOH Po) (67%and6767%) due to cultivation occurred in the sand, followed by the silt (52% and 56%, NaHCO3 Po and 32%and5353%, NaOH Po) and the clay (33% and 42%, NaHCO3 Po and 28%and35%5%, NaOH Po) size separates from the two sites, respectively.

This finding supports the notion that patients with more severe insults and higher mitochondrial dysfunction resulting from bioenergetic failure exhibited the largest depletion of antioxidants [ 72].

There was a statistically borderline trend for a larger depletion of Asc by Cr VI) in the cells preloaded with the lowest dose (p = 0.067 for 0.32-mM samples + Cr vs. 1-mM samples + Cr).

In this section, we suggest a biochemical mechanism that offers a molecular explanation for the large depletion times of several decades in the human oocyte pool.

The effect of the large power depletion of the fundamental wave in the phase-matched polarization on the stability of the second-harmonic wave output from an intracavity frequency-doubled ring laser is discussed.