Sentence examples for a precursor of loss from inspiring English sources

So our stunning display is a precursor of loss.

The authors suggest this shift in spawning time is a precursor to loss of diadromy, as the larvae no longer drift to sea for feeding and may not survive the cold, unproductive lake during winter.

We also believe that the loss of helical content seen here on the 40 ns timescale is just a precursor of a major loss of secondary structure at longer timescales.

The theoretical results show that the subharmonic resonance constitutes a precursor of dynamic responses characterised by loss of contact, and consequently, the resonance establishes over a wide frequency range.

Linoleic and arachidonic acids are not only important in the maintenance of a cutaneous barrier to water loss and as a precursor of prostaglandins, but also play a part in cell division regulation, epidermis differentiation, and consequently in the control of skin scaliness.

In fact, several authors delineated how a low level of adaptability, or functional reserve, may develop in the frailty syndrome, a precursor of negative health outcomes (death, institutionalizaion, and loss of autonomy).

Their program, a grueling weight-loss and exercise regimen, was a precursor of Canyon Ranch, which opened in 1979.

It was a precursor of the stagecoach.

It is a precursor of the placenta.

Was she a precursor of 1960s feminism?

In a way, it's a precursor of rap".