Sentence examples for combination is lost from inspiring English sources

Consistent with a role for the LBC in HS3 boundary activity, the boundary function of the dHS1+HS3mPho combination is lost when the flies are heterozygous for a mutation in the GAF gene.

Because our in vivo results show that the combination induces strong CD8+ T-cell responses (Supporting Information Fig. 1A and B), and the antitumor effect of the combination is lost in the RAG2 KO mice (Supporting Information Fig. 4B), which lacks CD8+ T cells, we concluded that the antitumor effect of our combination is due to the induction of robust CD8+ cytotoxic T-cell activation.

At some point the combination was lost, and the safe remained locked for decades.

As each of them became a racial symbol, the plausible and even probable combination was lost: that both of them were guilty.

In order to confirm the principal role of IFN-γ, it was omitted from Cyt (Cyt-IFN-γ), and the radiosensitization effect of the cytokine combination was lost, with 15.9 ± 3.6% cell growth inhibition observed versus 18.2 ± 3.5% for 4 Gy γ-irradiation alone (P > 0.05) (Fig. 4).

All landing gears are hinged toward the aircraft's rear; if hydraulic power is lost, a combination of gravity and wind resistance can open and lock the gear in place.

That is, an arguably desirable interaction between the connectives is lost in the combination process, and classical logic over ¬ and ∨ cannot be recovered from its fragments, as long as algebraic fibring in these categories of logics is used.

Most commonly, ACVR2 expression is lost via a combination of LOH and epigenetic silencing of the ACVR2 promoter.

0 is lost, and the compensation is an infinite number of combinations of 0 plus 1. Unity is lost, and the consolation prize is a shiny computer fresh out of the box, and the next computer, and the one after that, the computer you've really been waiting for.

Furthermore, the effect of combination therapy was lost in PGE2 receptor knockout and PGE2 inhibited OTT mice.

Yet too often, successful programs are not integrated and potential synergies for combination prevention are lost.