Sentence examples for point depletion from inspiring English sources
At this point, depletion of dATP pools (due to ribonucleotide reductase inhibition produced by the drug) leads to misincorporation and misrepair of incorrect bases after radiation (McGinn and Lawrence, 2001; Lawrence et al, 2003).
State coffers had haemorrhaged to the point of depletion.
The language is elliptical to the point of depletion.
Brand any fish "sustainable," and you risk making it so popular that it is fished to the point of depletion.
As a result, they exhaust themselves giving all they have to offer until they inevitably reach a point of depletion.
But not wanting to withhold any of my emotions from the woman I love, I gave to the point of depletion and exhaustion.
The starting pressure gradient, calculated by monitoring the pressure values of all test points in depletion experiments of long cores, would be scientific and helpful for forecasting the oil drain radius and evaluating producing reserves.
These long microtubule based structures seen in cells at these later time points following depletion of TbKIN13-1 almostmost certainly spindle-derived, since 3D deconvolution microscopy shows them to be separate from the subpellicular microtubules under the cell surface, and instead associated with nuclear DNA at least some point along their length (Figure S3).
Several downstream metabolites in the MVA pathway have been suggested to be involved in establishing statins' antitumor effects, with most of the evidence pointing toward depletion of cellular GGPP.
There is likely to have been some recovery by this time point because depletions at 3-months postsurgery are approximately 70 80% in the OFC for both 5-HT and DA lesions, declining to between 60% and 70% at 6-months postsurgery (Walker et al. 2006; Clarke et al. 2007).
Nonetheless, small numbers of residual memory B cells as well as plasmablasts can be detected in the peripheral blood at the point of maximal depletion even in patients with effective B-cell depletion [ 76].
