Sentence examples for clearly loss from inspiring English sources

Clearly, loss of epithelial integrity associates with tumor progression but does it contribute to tumor development?

Clearly, loss of CLN3 activity does not lead to a general reduction in health of flies, rather CLN3 appears to be specifically required for the oxidative stress response.

Clearly, loss of AJ leads to increased permeability [ 23] but these proteins primarily assist the TJ which are primary determinants of BBB tightness.

Clearly, loss of the IR appears to be a major event that shaped the architecture of the chloroplast genome in the Zygnematales, an event that apparently occurred early during the evolution of this group of charophycean green algae.

Clearly the loss of Sessegnon was not thought through sufficiently.

Meanwhile the sheer emptiness of the landscape, never mind the graves, speaks clearly to loss.

"There's clearly a loss of faith in the company," said Charles L. Hill, director of research at First Call/ Thompson Financial.

Clearly, weight loss is an intense struggle, one in which we are not fighting simply hunger or cravings for sweets, but our own bodies.

Yet, while both sides blame each other for starting the violence, the destruction of the Osh bazaar was clearly a loss for all.

But the decision is just as clearly a loss for those of us who dream of a colorblind society, where men and women of all colors are given true equal weight and opportunity.

The head of the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations spoke in favour of the abolition, claiming that the right was "beneficial to a relatively small number of individuals, but clearly a loss to the greater public good".