Sentence examples for strong depletion from inspiring English sources

In contrast, loss of Mll3/4 proteins leads to strong depletion of enhancer Pol II occupancy and eRNA synthesis, concomitant with downregulation of target genes.

Specifically, a strong depletion of stickers near the interface and the emergence of clearly defined layers of stickers parallel to the surface was observed.

The late-stage basaltic dikes and lavas (sakalavites) have high La/SmN (0.8 1.0), high MgO (9 11 wt.%) and low-TiO2 (0.3 0.4 wt.%) contents and display strong depletion in both LREE and HREE.

The simulations have shown that the electrolysis operation leads to a strong depletion of oxygen vacancies in LSCF material (while the fuel cell condition results in an increase in the concentration of oxygen vacancies).

The slow growth of the ferrite layer was associated with a strong depletion of carbon content in austenite as well as the formation of new ferrite grains as opposed to the growth of existing grains.

Maize and faba bean showed added benefits (synergy) in terms of yield increase in the CF treatment and a better agronomic efficiency for added N. Plot level N balances were negative for all treatments except C, with strong depletion in the control (–76 kg N ha−1 yr−1) and F (–65 kg N ha−1 yr−1) treatments.

The observed strong depletions of Ca, Si, and P, and enrichment of Fe and Al, in the soil, relative to bedrock and underlying saprolite, are the characteristic features pertinent to laterites.

This graph allows us to understand the direct relation between the RODI increases and the appearances of strong depletions in Ne data.

Here we report studies of lentiviral integration in two cell types with strong depletions of LEDGF/p75.

Similarly, strong depletions in GSH contents induced by 1-chloro-2,4 dinitrobenzene were correlated with very significant reductions in germ tube formation capacity and severe cell mortality [ 36].

He showed that there are strong depletions (accumulations) of density on even (odd) atomic centers, the absolute variations being about three times the one observed in the corresponding polyene.