depletion

Preposition: of

• glycogen: Research indicates that muscle fatigue increases in almost direct proportion to the rate of depletion of muscle glycogen.
• ozone: This caused the region of total ozone depletion to grow upwards, with considerable partial depletion of ozone at heights up to 23 km.
• layer: Unfortunately, depletion of the ozone layer is not a good thing.
• nutrient: This growth will contribute to the loss of water from the turf surface and to the depletion of nutrients from the turf.
• stock: However, there are serious concerns over depletion of stocks.

Adjective modifier

• stratospheric: The focus was to understand the role these species might play in stratospheric ozone depletion.
• intravascular: Intravascular volume depletion: volume and/or sodium depletion should be corrected prior to administration of Aprovel.
• nutrient: The effect of grazing, surface cover and tillage on erosion and nutrient depletion.
• fossil: In conclusion, perhaps the scale of global warming has been overstated by omitting to take into account fossil fuel depletion.
• rapid: Given their rapid depletion in numbers, she didn't actually think she would ever get a chance to see one in the wild.
• severe: Estate woodland in this LCA is under threat; expansion of housing has already seen its loss or severe depletion.

Modifies a noun

• ozone: Security implications: ozone depletion Ozone depletion is the flip side of the global warming coin.
• voltage: Dynamic test status is added to windows for Si detector IV scan and depletion voltage tests.
• layer: At the same time a depletion layer of cations is produced in the glass adjacent to the silicon.

Noun used with modifier

• ozone: In the latter case, chemical ozone depletion in the Arctic would be expected to diminish.
• glycogen: A good number of the marathon runners on Sunday would have faced a similar state of glycogen depletion.
• leucocyte: In 1986 further recognition was achieved with our work with bedside Leucocyte depletion filters.
• glutathione: One research group had provided some in vitro data to suggest that induction of CYP2E1 resulted in 2,3-DCP mediated hepatotoxicity and glutathione depletion.
• T-cell: The apheresis products underwent rigorous T-cell depletion with immunomagnetic methods.
• lymphocyte: B lymphocyte depletion has been shown to be safe in the treatment of lymphoma.