Sentence examples for a faster loss from inspiring English sources

Fractures are a major cause of injury in older people and particularly women, who suffer a faster loss of bone density after the menopause.

To increase the accuracy of the measurement, copy number markers of different molecular weight (Fig. 2A) were included in the Southern analysis to control for the variable diffusion rate of different fragment size in the gel, which resulted in a faster loss of smaller DNA from the gel during electrophoresis.

This indicates a faster loss of water in main leaf vein than in parenchyma tissues.

In epidemiologic studies of individuals with glomerular disease or DN, hyperlipidemia predicted a faster loss of kidney function [ 9].

When dog red cells were exposed to the ionophore A23187 in the presence of Ca2+ a faster loss of ATP was seen [ 13].

This can be contributed to the water (including accumulated water in case of used MBG) which evaporates by 100°C resulting in a faster loss of weight.

Instead, the concentration decrease was owing to a fast loss of mobility (data not shown), whereas only moving cells were counted with the Thoma chamber.

Additional measuring points after 20, 30, 60, 90 and 120 minutes revealed two phases for diffusion: a fast loss of signal during the first 30 minutes, followed by a slower second phase.

The haplodiploid X-chromosome showed a slightly faster loss of SSR loci compared with the diploid chromosomes (supplementary file S5, Supplementary Material online, Wilcoxon matched pairs test: P = 0.0077).

A similar and much faster loss is evident in mouse, relative to other mammals, where mouse has lost over five times as many LCNS than other eutherian mammals.

The mathematical predictions for the loss of prothrombinase activity in the presence of either 0.5 or 2.0 nM APC showed an approximately 2-fold faster loss in prothrombinase activity than observed in the empirical experiments.