The phrase "as lost when the" is not correct and usable in written English as it stands.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "He felt as lost when the sun set as he did when he first arrived in the city."
Alternatives: "as confused when the" or "as disoriented when the".
How much time has to pass before we see the ballpark, stadium, arena, or rink for the pros as something lost when the wrecking ball takes it away?
A gene is defined as lost when a positional ortholog is missing in only one of the three genomes and as retained when it is present in only one of the three genomes.
As much is gained as lost when revisiting Inherent Vice (Warner, 15) on DVD.
However, we emphasize that further samples will be required to validate this hypothesis (as this effect was lost when the analysis was limited to males).
However, this doesn't create the "VO" sound, as the v is lost when the dot is added.
Another caveat was that the progeny of donor GFP+ cells in the peripheral blood were GFP− after 12 weeks, which was anticipated as GFP expression should be lost when the GFP+ cells divide.
Just as a sale can easily be lost when the salesman fails to stop talking after the sale has been made, UKIP simply connects with its new voters on whatever issue or two that voter is most concerned about, and then welcomes the new voter into the fold -- rather than seeking to educating him or her in a new political orthodoxy.
Thus, little information is lost when replacing the AS-based similarity assessment of two syllables with a comparison of the corresponding first left and right singular vectors.
Of course, they lost, just as they usually lost when they took on the players in court.
Ricky's most lost when, as in the third season, they go to jail without him and he's forced to think for himself.
