Sentence examples for significant exhaustion from inspiring English sources

Oil production is predicted to peak in 5 to 15 years and gas production within 40 years, with significant exhaustion of oil and gas reserves by the years 2050 and 2070, respectively [4, 8].

As we do not expect to see any significant exhaustion of NK cells during this short time frame, we speculate that rituximab either enhances the speed by which an individual NK cell can lyse, or stimulate previously inactive NK cells to kill.

The undeniable summer mood also plays a significant role; the exhaustion from having done nothing all day but bake, or lay in the shade, somehow slows us down into thick, tanned Krispy-Kreme doughnuts, sluggishly transforming and expanding full of life into a sweet, delicious treat from a curled-up, pale ball.

Improvements in VO2max were similar in both groups, but those subjected to the mental tasks experienced significantly larger improvements in time-to-exhaustion and significant reductions in ratings of perceived exhaustion, indicating that the Brain Endurance Training reduces perception of effort and improves endurance performance.

The significant negative correlation with exhaustion from studies was expected as exhaustion or stress of study would tend to lower the motivation in the students.

There are marked changes in intramuscular architecture of the quadriceps following a bout of cycloergometer exercise to exhaustion, with significant increase of quadriceps thickness and pennation angle.

Although telomerase activity and telomere length varied in HPC particularly from older donors, an age-dependent decline was not significant arguing against telomere exhaustion as being causal for the aging phenotype.

At generation 19 of artificial selection, divergence in intrinsic aerobic capacity as measured by run time to exhaustion was significant, with a 436% difference between high capacity runners (HCR) and low capacity runners (LCR).

However, age was a significant predictor of emotional exhaustion.

For time to peak exhaustion, a significant main effect for time was observed (η=0.307; P=0.017).

There were no significant associations between emotional exhaustion and other empathy measures.