Sentence examples similar to moderately depleting from inspiring English sources
Our combined elemental and Sr Nd Hf Pb isotope dataset for representative basanite and nephelinite samples (>8 wt.% MgO) from 16 subvolcanic necks of the 30 by 40 km large Jurassic volcanic field suggests magma derivation from a moderately depleted mantle source (87Sr/86Sri = 0.7034 0.7048; εNdi = +4.4 to +5.2; εHfi = +4.7 to +8.1; 206Pb/204Pbi = 18.8 19.5).
The lower part of the lithospheric mantle beneath South China consists predominantly of fertile and moderately depleted peridotites, which are either devoid of LREE enrichment, or show the trace element signature of incipient metasomatism, and plot within the Phanerozoic mantle domain.
Cerebellar Purkinje cells were moderately depleted while the dentate nucleus was well preserved.
In the spleen and colon the lymphoid tissue was moderately depleted.
Biologically synthesized materials on Earth are usually moderately to substantially depleted in the heavy stable isotopes 13C, 15N, and deuterium (D) relative to the interstellar values (13C < 15N < D) (Engel and Macko 1997; Engel et al. 1990; Epstein et al. 1987; Sephton and Gilmour 2001).
It potentially downregulates B cell activity through negative signaling, as well as depleting B cells moderately.
There are four big properties of our Moon that any successful theory for its origin must explain: why there is only one large moon rather than multiple moons, why the isotope ratios for elements are so similar between the Earth and Moon, why the moderately volatile elements are depleted in the Moon, and why the Moon is inclined as it is with respect to the Earth-Sun plane.
Depleting your personal savings.
Surprisingly, some small deletions and point mutations resulted in altered regulation as these variants were moderately active when glucose was depleted, without requiring the inductor methanol [ 41].
Molecular analysis has determined that pericentric heterochromatic regions are enriched with highly and moderately repetitive DNA sequences, and are extremely depleted of genes [ 8- 10].
