hypoxic

In a closed system, the environment will eventually become hypoxic.

They save her just in time, but she goes into hypoxic shock.

The clear plastic bubble, for example, is called a hypoxic room.

Hypoxic air is considered to be safe to breathe for most people.

A travel gas may be used to transit the hypoxic range.

However, it is unclear whether such a hypoxic drive exists in the first place.

And much of this hypoxic condition drives predators from the water.

These blooms can create hypoxic conditions by using all available oxygen.

A hypoxic dead zone where other life can't live.

This was an improvement over end-of-year hypoxic conditions in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

"Did you become hypoxic, pass out, inhale any feathers or anything like that?"

This allows them to outlive other fish in hypoxic water conditions.

A future plan for the system is to record algae growth, preventing hypoxic events in the water.

Jones died in 2013, aged 81, from hypoxic respiratory failure.

In hypoxic conditions, the heart and ventilation rates drop sharply.

Finally, many cells in the kidney normally operate under hypoxic conditions.

You just drift off into hypoxic dreamland and death.

House diagnoses Clarence as hypoxic with fluid in his lungs.

This occurs when tumors enter a hypoxic state because they cannot get to blood vessels.

The bottom gas may be hypoxic and unsuitable for breathing at the surface.

This may give them a proliferative advantage over other cells while in hypoxic environments.

The environment is also hypoxic, but not beyond the worms' ability to survive in surface environments.

Also, "hypoxic" training to make the body's oxygen delivery system more efficient for mountain climbing.

When a person became hypothermic or hypoxic their judgment dropped to nil.

She would have gotten hypoxic, or air hungry.