Sentence examples for be lost to further from inspiring English sources

Hill 112 was briefly taken by a battalion of the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, only to be lost to further German counter-attacks in the late afternoon.

The palliative operations which, although offer survival, include long term problems of the operation itself and the possibility that cases may be lost to further follow-up examination after a successful palliative operation [ 7, 8].

In referring to only disaster risk, rather than decoupling risk into hazard and vulnerability, an opportunity is lost to further emphasize that climate change affects principally the hazard side of risk while humanity has much more opportunity to reduce vulnerability, thereby reducing disaster risk irrespective of climate change.

Two patients were lost to further follow-up after 5 and 60 months, respectively.

Although the majority of these high scorers (570 out of 891; 64%) were assessed further by telephone interview, a substantial number of patients (321) were lost to further assessment at this stage.

Ninety-four of the 2,198 personnel who had experienced an initial infection were lost to further follow-up because they were deployed until either the end of their assignment or the end of the study.

Both patients with recurrent disease, for whom no dates of death are known, had developed spinal metastases and were lost to further follow-up briefly after diagnosis of relapse, indicating probable death.

They were lost to further analysis because either the patient left the ICU with the catheter in place (90), or there were missing data (accidents at the time of removal 10, other 7).

Our prospective analysis shows that if the proposed urban footprint for 2031 is implemented, further agricultural land will be lost to urban development in Cairns.

A case in point was some decades ago when I was teaching mathematics at Theodore Roosevelt High School (Bronx), and I found one of my algebra students, who by all official measures was lost to any potential further studies, playing chess in the cafeteria with the school's brightest student.

Nonetheless, a few patients were lost to follow-up and further attention to the entry criteria is warranted.