Sentence examples for In a shorted from inspiring English sources

A buyer of a share--a "long --has unlong --hasofit potentialong --hasted downside, since a share can only decline to zero; a short-seller has limited unlimitedince his borrowed shares can only decline to zero--but unlimited risk, since every dollar of gain in a shorted stock reprofitts a loss to a short, and a stock theoretically can keepotentialindefinitely.

Throughout the series, we see Amma go from being a caring daughter in a babydoll dress to a rebellious mean girl in a short-shorted girl squad.

In addition, one study found a shorted telomere length in primary progressive MS patients, but no correlation between RRMS and differing telomere length has been established [ 15].

Investigators at PLAGH pioneered an EGFR-directed CAR characterized by a shorted promoter in an effort to minimize the risk of on-target/off-tumor recognition and first tested this receptor in humans (NCT01869166).

Maximum currents result from a shorted outer double layer, maximum forces from a shorted coil group, depending on its position in the magnet system.

Many suffer a shorted lifespan due to trips through the washing machine, accidents underfoot or unfortunate encounters with household pets.

Microwave properties were characterized by a shorted micro-strip transmission line perturbation method connected to a vector net analyzer in the frequency range of 0.5 6 GHz.

Thus, the optimal solution was suggested to be a balance between SDMA and a shorted tour length of the SenCar.

The Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI) is a shorted version of the SCL-90 with 53 items (self report).

Asthma contrasts are based on the PedsQL™ 4.0 SF15, a shorted version of the 23-item PedsQL™ 4.0 Generic Core Scales.

Still, another recent study reported decreased numbers of primordial follicles as well as increases in the numbers of primary, secondary and antral follicles after oral exposure to 1000 mg/kg/d DEHP, which the authors suggest indicated increased recruitment of follicles and therefore a shorted reproductive lifespan with earlier entry into ovarian failure (Moyer & Hixon, 2012).