Sentence examples for arrangements lost from inspiring English sources

The marked trend to improvement in follow up arrangements lost its statistical significance after adjustment for practice effects and baseline differences.

Thus, because NumtS, after insertion in the nuclear genome, undergoes further arrangements, losing or acquiring new interspersed fragments and/or single nucleotides, BLAT is definitely a good tool for locating them.

Simultaneously, as the European Community, which looks more and more like a mercantile arrangement, loses moral importance for the Germans, and Germany sinks into materialism.

Prof David Green, vice-chancellor of the University of Worcester, says the current fee arrangements have "lost credibility" when they become a long-term pay cut for people such as nurses.

As a result of the colonising processes in Australia and the Old World, rare arrangements were lost and others have changed their frequency.

Larry Young, executive director of the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, said that the arrangement essentially lost the "wilderness" designation for millions of acres of public land, opening them to mining, drilling and road-building.

Under the split coaching arrangement, Wales lost twice under Howley (against Argentina and Samoa) and twice under Gatland (against Australia and New Zealand).

But post-imperial arrangements can lose salience very very gradually, to the point where the boundary between existence and non-existence becomes almost imperceptible.

While Dr. Cosgrove says he thinks the clinic will be soon assuming the risk of providing care under the new arrangements, potentially losing money if care is too expensive or ineffective, he is reluctant to take the plunge into insurance.

Current beneficiaries of preferential trade arrangements also lose as the value of the preferences are eroded.

The disconnect, between Dougans's growing fame and his living arrangements, was not lost on him.