Sentence examples for oxygen-starved from inspiring English sources
And then there was Zeppelin L59, sent in 1917 on a doomed German mission to von Lettow-Vorbeck, and ending up 4,340 miles later in Jamboli, Bulgaria, with its crew fevered, frozen and oxygen-starved.
They would generally survive until the tiny valve between the two upper heart chambers – open in utero, and which on birth allows just enough "mixing" of oxygenated blood with oxygen-starved blood – finally closed.
So the brain becomes oxygen-starved.
Why does nitrogen create an "oxygen-starved" environment?
That can, in turn, result in oxygen-starved "dead zones," observed recently in Lake Erie.
Blood can't reach oxygen-starved tissue, and cells begin to die.
Transfer leaks result in oxygen starvation and models of fuel cells under oxygen starved conditions would allow for detection of fault inception.
The possible function of the DSO on improved oxygen solubility for the oxygen starved cathode during flooding warrants some further investigation.
Moreover, the solution phase may, at times, be oxygen starved, due to either oxygen consumption or slow oxygen mass transfer.
The gas is generated through anaerobic digestion - where oxygen starved bacteria breaks down biodegradable material to produce methane-rich biogas.
