The phrase "a primary loss of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the main or initial loss of something, often in fields like finance, psychology, or health.
Example: "The study revealed a primary loss of motivation among participants after the first week of the program."
Alternatives: "a significant loss of" or "an initial loss of".
Altogether, these data indicate that decline of hippocampal neurogenesis in Glast iΔR3 is not caused by a primary loss of NSCs or by an abnormal neuron/astrocyte differentiation balance.
Moreover, depletion of GFAP-positive astrocytes after forebrain stab injury lead to substantial neuronal degeneration that could be attenuated by chronic glutamate receptor blockade [ 8]; and finally, a primary loss of astrocytes followed by extensive demyelination was also observed after injection of human complement and NMO IgG into the murine cerebrum [ 35].
It wouldn't be the first time that top African American officials have taken a strong position after the primary loss of a black candidate in a statewide race.
It is also likely that the loss of these genes is a consequence of the primary loss of sour-sensing cells.
Thus, we rather interpret the PE reduction in psd1Δ and psd2Δ as a predominant consequence of their primary loss of enzymatic function and not as a result of the dead cell population.
These results suggest that a combination of promoting muscle regenerative capacity and preventing muscle necrosis could be an effective treatment for the secondary symptoms caused by the primary loss of dystrophin.
He pointed to the relatively unsettled Democratic leadership landscape, thanks to last month's primary loss of Rep.
Primary loss of selenoproteins appears to be more consistent with the existing Drosophila data.
Our data therefore suggest that the primary loss of function in these IPEX mutants relates to dimerization and DNA binding.
It has recently been shown that the primary loss of oligodendrocytes can lead to myelinic vacuolation [ 20, 21].
