Sentence examples for starved of nutrients from inspiring English sources
They only caused a problem when acting together – and even then, only when the mice were starved of nutrients.
Bacteria do not necessarily die even when starved of nutrients, and they can remain viable for long periods of time.
These masses soon become tombs; as the cells on the outside proliferate, those on the inside, starved of nutrients and deprived of oxygen, die.
Not long ago, a syndrome known as Muesli Malnutrition was identified in well-meaning middle-class England: children were being starved of nutrients by fat-phobic parents insisting on skim milk and all the dietary denial that goes with it.
Her children were at a disadvantage even before they were born because Mojabeen was so starved of nutrients that she could not pass on what they needed during pregnancy.
Over the decades the stone spoil heaps have acquired a veneer of leached, gritty soil, topped with turf that's starved of nutrients and grazed to a height of an inch or two by rabbits.
Many assumed Alex depended on his erstwhile host organism for survival, and that following his forcible detachment from Jordan, he would be starved of showbiz nutrients and would thus wither and perish.
Until we realize that it is impossible for a brain to function properly when it is starved of essential nutrients largely absent from our Western, packaged diets, our mental-health treatments will remain incomplete.
For instance, Berendse's productivity theory may apply in the tropical belts, where rich soils could give nutrient-hungry angiosperms a vital edge over gymnosperms, but it might not explain what's going on in regions with poor soils, where angiosperms are potentially starved of the nutrients they need.
The flow of blood through the tissue gets disrupted and the skin and muscle are starved of oxygen and nutrients and begin to break down, leading to a serious risk of infection.
Without them, the cells on the inside would be starved of oxygen and nutrients and would quickly die.
