Sentence examples for less depleted from inspiring English sources
"less depleted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe something that has lost resources or energy but still has some of the original amount remaining. For example: "The forest seemed less depleted after conservation efforts were put in place."
On email-free days, participants' cortisol levels were less depleted by the evening.
Foreign competition chiefly from Canada and South Africa, where mines were less depleted and labor costs were lower was far more intense by 1960 than it had been after the war, when the price of gold was set.
Thus, weakening of the poleward wind would favor a less depleted plasma.
These samples showed a less depleted δ18O band than the high altitude (>1,449 m asl) Group B samples.
The 77 103 mm less depleted soil moisture in the different treatments was due to the application of straw mulch.
However, in groundwater recharge studies in the equatorial West Africa, recharge is by abundant but relatively less depleted rainfall events (Mbonu and Travi 1994; Oga et al. 2008; Wirmvem et al. 2014a).
During the trial period, borrowers are facing considerable economic hardship and end up with more outstanding principal, less equity, depleted savings, and worse credit scores.
For the human cells, integration was reduced in transcription units in the knockdowns, and this reduction was greater than in our previous studies of human cells less completely depleted for PSIP1/LEDGF/p75.
Interestingly, in contrast to the H3K4me3 mark, the H4K14ac modification was less severely depleted or even retained in some cell lines, with lowered levels especially at the IG DMR.
While anti‐Ang‐2 and anti‐VEGF therapy led to significantly reduced numbers of F4/80+ macrophages (Fig 4G and H), cells c o‐expressing the M2‐polarization marker CD206 were less effectively depleted as evidenced by immunofluorescence (Fig 4J and K) as well as flow cytometry analyses (Fig 4L; (CD45Hi/CD11b+/Gr‐1−/F4/80+/CD206+; see Fig EV4 and Materials and Methods for gating strategy).
The purpose of detaining terrorists is less to deplete their ranks, as in a conventional war, than to gain information about their confederates.
