Sentence examples for massive depletion from inspiring English sources

Writing in the journal, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Kelley describes how the unsustainable farming practices in Syria led to a massive depletion of groundwater which was crucial for irrigating land beyond the reaches of the rivers.

And there are other water-related questions to be addressed, including possible changes to the monsoons and massive depletion of groundwater.

The oral or intravenous administration of electrolyte solutions rich in potassium has revolutionized the treatment of cholera, because deaths are due to a massive depletion of electrolytes and water.

The British Chiefs of Staff take considerable comfort from this massive depletion of Argentinian air resources and the fact that only five of their Harriers had been lost up to yesterday in spite of continued raids on the airfields at Port Stanley and Goose Green.

But the "right-to-buy" phenomenon, started by Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government in 1979, led to a massive depletion in council housing stock, with more than two million tenants taking advantage of the scheme.

The "right-to-buy" phenomenon had led, as some on the left had predicted, to a massive depletion in council housing stock - made worse by the refusal of successive governments to allow local authorities to spend the windfall they received from council house sales on building new ones.

Similar to pathogenic HIV infection in humans, natural SIV infections result in high viral replication and massive acute depletion of mucosal CD4+ T cells.

We show that activated, but not resting, T lymphocytes undergo massive NAD+ depletion upon FK866-mediated Nampt inhibition.

In the present study, we suggest the possibility that CA3-selective and massive ATP depletion within 30 min after dose contributes to acute necrotic degradation especially for partial CA3 cell populations that exhibit severe energy depletion (Fig. 4f).

In this study, we show that activated T lymphocytes are crucially dependent on Nampt activity for their function and survival as they face massive NAD+ depletion and cell demise when this enzyme is obstructed with FK866.

This sperm subpopulation, which is defined by massive protein depletion and DNA damage, typically constitutes 1%4%% of healthy semen.