Sentence examples for localized depletion from inspiring English sources

It is suspected that nucleation is enhanced around these particles because of their chemical interaction with surrounding steel, causing localized depletion in either carbon or manganese.

PicoGreen staining provides a quantitative measure of mtDNA content in a cell, and is more sensitive to small localized depletion than real-time PCR.

This may cause the individual with ADHD to appear easily distracted, because of rapidly switching from one task to another to avoid highly localized depletion of energy reserves.

i) They may play an important role in scavenging fatty acids and retinol for the survival of the parasite [ 20]. ii) They may induce localized depletion of essential lipids such as oxylipins, thereby compromising the host's defensive immune response [ 11, 24].

Although still abundant at Cocos Island and other relatively pristine sites, grey reef sharks are susceptible to localized depletion due to their slow reproductive rate, specific habitat requirements, and tendency to stay within a certain area.

Zebra sharks are highly susceptible to localized depletion due to their shallow habitat and low levels of dispersal between populations, and market surveys suggest that they are much less common now than in the past.

While rockfish populations in some locales are relatively healthy, others face severe localized depletions.

This considerable, localized O2 depletion in S1 rendered several soil patches partially anaerobic and might thereby have contributed to a lower Eh in micro niches next to roots.

Indeed, we confirmed that whereas depletion of ATMIN or ATM resulted in a decreased ability to localize 53BP1, depletion of NBS resulted in elevated localization of 53BP1.

Data from our animal model imply localized vitamin B6 depletion during inflammation.

To address this apparent discrepancy, the present study determined whether both effects could be found in the same animals by performing localized 5-HT depletions in the amygdala or orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) of a New World monkey, the common marmoset.