starvation Význam & definice

Příklady starvation

• The presumption is, of course, that the fly, deprived of its means of subsistence, died of starvation.

• Such features were rapidly disrupted, however, once starvation began.

• As pyruvate is produced by glycolysis and consumed by gluconeogenesis, parasite-induced starvation of the host should result in a depletion of hepatocellular pyruvate.

• Parental nutrition might influence offspring energy reserves and aptitude to undergo periods of starvation at the end of diapause.

• That would lead to massive deaths from starvation and cold (the severity of both depending slightly on timing).

• Certainly some of the prints showed starvation and famine so severe that money and supplies must have been wanted.

• One daughter was born successfully after maternal starvation, but in this case the grand-daughter failed to establish.

• With continued environmental degradation, the argument continues, agricultural production will decline, food deficits will increase and poverty and starvation will result.