Sentence examples for but lost from from inspiring English sources

It was once imbued with an ethic of fair play, which has been all but lost from the modern game.

She was also nominated to become Dutch cyclist of the year but lost from Marianne Vos.

With regard to the principle of maximum parsimony, the evolutionary history of a.109.1.1 can be explicitly derived according to this distribution: a.109.1.1 originated from the root of Amniota, and was inherited by all sibling organisms but lost from Danio rerio.

Calcitonin has been retained in mollusks and annelids, but lost from the arthropod lineage.

These are the ancient genes of Urbilateria, which were retained in some species but lost from others.

This suggests that contextual information is retained in the anterior hippocampus, but lost from the posterior hippocampus over time.

Those on the highest incomes will gain from the 2p tax cut but lose from the move to bring the upper threshold for national insurance contributions into line with that for paying the 40p income tax rate.

Even if you don't rep the #trancefam daily, or perhaps fancy yourself a heads-down member of the techerrati, you can't help but get lost from time to time in Gareth's brand of progressive big-room bliss.

Even if you don't rep the #trancefam daily, or perhaps fancy yourself a heads-down member of the techerrati, you can't help but get lost from time to time in Gareth's brand of big-room bliss.

In early larvae (24 h), SoxE expanded throughout the neural tube, but was lost from the ventral notochord (Figure 2D,C).

Male PGCs will colonise the female gonad and enter meiosis, but are lost from the gonad during sexual development.