Sentence examples for selective deprivation from inspiring English sources

PS deprivation was performed using the flower pot technique that has been previously shown to induce a fairly selective deprivation of PS in rats [3], [7], [11], [17], [30], [31].

PS deprivation was performed using the inverted flowerpot technique that has been previously shown to induce a fairly selective deprivation of PS in rats [10], [11], [28], [29], [33], [38], [42].

Further, healthy younger adults exposed to experimentally induced selective deprivation of night time (inactive period) deep sleep show some aging-like phenotypes, including daytime sleepiness [14], blood chemistry changes similar to those seen in metabolic syndrome (a potential precursor to the development of type II diabetes) and cognitive deficits [15], [16], [17].

But more recent studies have demonstrated that selective deprivation of specific sleep stages, and even specific sleep-stage time windows (some located many hours to days after training), still inhibits memory consolidation (Smith and Butler 1982; Smith and Kelly 1988).

In terms of animal experimentation in nutrition science, there is a long history of what might be called 'input output' manipulations: starvations or selective deprivations to see the end physiological effect either on a starved individual body or on the offspring born to a food-deprived mother animal.

Luckily for those of us who considered vacation an opportunity for selective sensory deprivation, the business people were usually busy with their golf games, children's games and meetings, leaving the pools and the beach to us.

(1) Selective Si deprivation led to a minor drop in serum Si concentrations but a marked fall in urinary Si output (Fig. 1 ).

However, experimental selective sleep deprivation has been criticized for introducing additional undesirable effects, such as arousal, emotional irritation and stress, which may affect daytime alertness and cognitive functioning [ 58].

In single-round transcription assays, rifampicin is routinely added after the elongation complex is stalled (by selective NTP deprivation) in proximity to the promoter (and is no longer sensitive to it) to prevent re-initiation.

As malignant cells are thought to depend on glucose as a major source of energy while having impaired mitochondrial function [ 9- 11], a ketogenic diet thus might induce a tumor-selective energy deprivation.

In the present study, a traditional selective REM sleep deprivation paradigm as well as two alternative manipulation paradigms targeting REM sleep augmentation were investigated in healthy older adults.