Meanings of disuse in in English

These data suggest that muscle recovery following disuse in aging is complex.

His muscles, almost atrophied from disuse in his former life, had filled out.

No wonder that religion is falling into disuse in this country under such ill-directed methods.

All experimental evidence is against the opinion that mere disuse in and of itself produces gain.

One believes it to be a sort of instinct atrophied by disuse in a complexer civilization.

Suttee had fallen in disuse in Allaha.

Trial by ordeal and by battle had never existed here, and had fallen into disuse in England.

Originally built as a power plant for the Sheep Mountain Tunnel, the building fell in disuse in 1917.

They have been so long in disuse in England, that at present I know no English name for them.

We have to look on them as organs which have fallen into disuse in the course of many generations.

In this study, we evaluated the efficacy of HMB to reduce muscle wasting and promote muscle recovery following disuse in aged animals.

But the law of registration had fallen into disuse in the Transvaal, and consequently this provision might render the whole Bill valueless.

The national costume, both male and female, is gradually falling into disuse in the cities, althoitisstill universalinthecountry.

That old-time habit of memorising the arrangement of furniture in a room immediately on entering it had failed through disuse in course of years.

In brief then, changed distribution of use and disuse in consequence of changed conditions of the environment is with Lamarck the main cause of modification.

The mollusca, indeed, show to an unusual extent the influence of a change in environment and of use and disuse in the formation of classes.