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More than 1,000 jobs will be lost, from a total of 4,500 staff, as a result of the spending cuts.

"People are willing to pay premium pricing for good quality and early availability [on their home TV], so I think there is an opportunity to compensate for the revenue that may be lost from a cinematic release," Mr O'Connor said.

But in an effort to save £21m from the 2014/15 budget 197 jobs will be lost from a workforce of 12,112, mainly through changes to adult services.

Genes can also be lost from a neo-X chromosome without ever being duplicated.

Most of the new mutations appear to be ephemeral and can be lost from a population or species during population contraction (the glacial maximum).

To explore whether LCIs might be lost from a specific striatal sub-region reflecting a discrete circuit (Alexander et al., 1986), we subdivided the dorsal striatum into four quadrants and examined cell density throughout its rostro-caudal extent.

In the ocean, entire fisheries can be lost from an area when species shift due to warming waters.

Higher alkenes and cycloalkenes are normally prepared by reactions in which a double bond is introduced into a saturated precursor by elimination (i.e., a reaction in which atoms or ions are lost from a molecule).

Nevertheless, much of his secular work is lost; from a working life of some 40 years, only eight examples by him survive in an already well-established genre, the portrait.

Genetic drift can result in genetic traits being lost from a population or becoming widespread in a population without respect to the survival or reproductive value of the alleles involved.

Can complex features ever be regained once they have been lost from a lineage?