Sentence examples for total deprivation from inspiring English sources

The practices with a total deprivation rank below 30% of the national deprivation rank were classed as most deprived and those above 65% were classed as least deprived.

Studies of auditory and visual hallucinations show that total deprivation of sights or sounds isn't needed to produce them.

He called this reaction to total deprivation "hospitalism".

The improvement was fleeting, and that evening, he was "taken with a convulsing sort of breathing, a defect in swallowing and a total deprivation of all sense".

Quiescent cells were obtained by total deprivation of FCS for 14 to 16 hours before the experiments.

The median total deprivation score for families with disabled children (2.00) was higher than that for other families (1.00) (Mann-Whitney U, z = -8.690, p < 0.0001).

It is well documented that SWS and associated slow oscillatory activity are homeostatic in nature becoming enhanced subsequent to total sleep deprivation or selective SWS deprivation [29] [31].

The relationship between sleep and metabolism has been extensively studied in human subjects under varying conditions, such as total sleep deprivation, 87– 100 partial sleep deprivation, 101– 122 and sleep fragmentation 123– 125 (Table 1).

So this study has been designed to investigate the effect of CA1 Cholinergic Muscarinic Receptors on memory acquisition deficit induced by total sleep deprivation (TSD) and REM sleep deprivation (RSD).

Several studies of acute total sleep deprivation as well as recurrent partial sleep deprivation in healthy lean adults have reported an elevation of CRP with sleep loss (54) and ongoing studies from our laboratory confirm these findings.

Acute total sleep deprivation increased TSH and free T4 levels, 88 whereas partial sleep deprivation of 5.5-h nights for two weeks or six 4-h nights decreased TSH and T4 levels, suggesting a dose-related effect 104, 116 (Table 1).