The phrase "achieving a loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial performance, sports, or any situation where a negative outcome is being reached or recognized as a goal.
Example: "The company's strategy of cutting costs resulted in achieving a loss for the quarter, which surprised many investors."
Alternatives: "incurring a loss" or "realizing a loss".
d l (k) is interrupted as a virtual queue that counts the deficit in service for link to achieve a loss probability due to deadline expiry less than or equal to p l. PID[22] is a power controller.
Compared to HL-60 leukemic cells, higher concentrations and longer exposure times were required to achieve a loss of clonogenicity of approximately > 90%.
Indeed, in a recent 1-year study with liraglutide, the NNT to achieve a loss of 10% of total body weight was calculated as 2 with liraglutide compared to 7 for placebo [ 43].
While qPCR provides the precise degree of gene inactivation at the molecular level, the level of disruption needed to achieve a loss-of-function phenotype is likely to be different from gene to gene.
Since our selection criteria strongly relied on the conservation of expression profiles among species, it was straightforward to turn to a functional analysis of identified genes using non-amniotes model organisms such as zebrafish, which are particularly suited for rapid functional characterization using morpholino injections to achieve a loss-of-function phenotype.
The 64-bit Asm model achieved a log loss score of 0.062721944 when used to predict the Kaggle test data.
"Achieving a weight loss of 5-75-7percentas shown in the Diabetes Prevention Program to reduce by 58percentthehe progression from pre-diabetes to overt type 2 diabetes over a five year span".
The proportion of patients achieving a weight loss greater than 0.25 BMI SDS increased over time, reaching 53% after 2 years, suggesting that remaining in treatment is beneficial.
The proportion of patients achieving a weight loss greater than −0.5 BMI SDS was 18%9595% CI: 13%; 24%) after 1 year of treatment and 26%9595% CI: 17%; 36%) after 2 years of treatment.
The proportion of patients achieving a weight loss greater than −0.25 BMI SDS was 41%9595% CI: 34%; 49%) after 1 year of treatment and 53% (95% CI: 43%; 64%) after 2 years.
The mean weight loss was 5.71±6.89 kg (p=0.001), which was similar to that of the overall population, with 30% of patients achieving ≥5% and 11% achieving a ≥10% weight loss with a mean weight loss of 4±4.57% being achieved in the weight loss group (p=0.0001).
