Sentence examples for possible deprivation from inspiring English sources

The district judge found irreparable harm arising from the facts that without injunctive relief, plaintiffs would be transferred into an already overcrowded system and the LICF would be permanently closed.....the irreparable harm he found arose from the possible deprivation of eighth amendment rights that plaintiffs contend will follow from implementation of the plan.

The level of test stimulus was set to evoke ∼50% of a minimum stimulus intensity that evoked a saturated EPSP in each slice to avoid possible deprivation of readily releasable transmitters.

In his view, behavioral problems linked to nighttime breathing difficulties are more likely a result of inadequate sleep than possible oxygen deprivation.

It is possible that deprivation is associated with delayed diagnosis but this is a less likely explanation.

Daytime sleep is much more prone to distractions and you're much more likely to be woken up, causing possible sleep deprivation challenges.

First, it is possible that deprivation-specific life tables already take account of the differences in smoking prevalence, and hence the differences in all-cause mortality due to smoking, across deprivation groups.

It is possible that rural deprivation is underestimated, and deprivation may explain more of the elevation in some rural areas than has been assumed in the past.

2182, 2188, 33 L.Ed.2d 101, 'the only possible remedy' for deprivation of this constitutional right.

I have spoken with many of these Chinese travelers and have always been struck by how seldom their accounts dwell on the stark human costs of a system like North Korea's, or on the political system that makes such extreme repression and deprivation possible on a national scale.

Short-term oral sensory deprivation: possible cause of binge eating in sham-feeding dogs.

It is therefore possible that sleep deprivation paradigms can induce mania-like behavior in rodents.