Sentence examples for levels starving from inspiring English sources
In the last two years the military budget has returned to wartime levels, starving desperately needed health, education and other programs.
The current "siloed" approach — fully funding selected ECE programs mainly for preschoolers when most programs operate in a market-driven, fee-forservice system — can have deleterious effects on the ECE sector as a whole, leaving programs serving younger children or mixed-age children from families at all income levels starved for resources (Morrissey et al., 2007).
Apparently, the OXPHOS system only partly maintains ATP levels in starving neutrophils.
Taken together, the data suggest a model in which falling insulin levels in starving flies trigger two complementary neuropeptide signaling systems involving short neuropeptide F and Tachykinin.
Do not devastate your energy levels by starving yourself over the holiday season.
The sigma S level in starving (stationary phase) Escherichia coli cells increases four-to sixfold following growth in a defined or a complex medium.
Nile red staining showed significantly higher levels of fluorescence in females cultured at high food levels than in those reared at low food levels or starved (F2,27 = 144.1, p < 0.05; Figure 1A; the quantification of results are shown in Figure 1B).
Both companies stress that cloud-based e-mail is ideal for the current fiscal environment, in which government at all levels is starved for revenue.
How seriously can you take anyone complaining about debts and deficits at this moment when his primary solution is to lower tax rates beyond the Bush levels and starve the government of revenue?
Other than that, the former England forwards, who scored 16 goals between them in 16 matches when they partnered each other at international level, were starved of service.
In order to confirm this, we measured the intracellular free-proline levels in parasites starved for 48 h with PBS or 3 mM proline, in the presence or absence of T4C.
