Sentence examples for temporary deprivation from inspiring English sources

Julia Scheeres, the author of the memoir "Jesus Land," aims for more temporary deprivation.

Individuals who survive a hypoxic episode (temporary deprivation of oxygen in the brain) often sustain hippocampal damage and anterograde amnesia.

(Italics supplied). However, in spite of our limiting words we did validate a discrimination of the basis of ancestry for mild and temporary deprivation of liberty.

"The temporary deprivation is likely more difficult to recover from at higher temperatures," he says.

Now the principle of racial discrimination is pushed from support of mild measures to very harsh ones, and from temporary deprivations to indeterminate ones.

These youngsters went through a period of temporary visual deprivation.

The present study was designed to evaluate the usefulness of chewing gum to reduce nicotine withdrawal, craving, and salivary cortisol concentrations during temporary nicotine deprivation.

But these deficits do not have to be permanent: temporary sensory deprivation or monotony can also spark hallucinations -- as early explorers discovered when they undertook long travels across vast unvarying landscapes like oceans, deserts or polar environments.

Usually the fish inhabits various habitats (fresh and brackish water bodies, muddy marshes, swamps and wet lands), where it frequently encounters low dissolved oxygen (hypoxia) and tolerates temporary water deprivation during summer periods (Saha and Ratha 2007).

Scientists may have a cure for jet lag: Temporary oxygen deprivation.

Even though the reviewed studies demonstrated lower costs achieved with surgical castration, the authors concluded that orchiectomy could not be recommended when accounting for the extended indications for temporary hormone deprivation.