Sentence examples for completely lost one from inspiring English sources

Further, it was observed that 22 SNPs created one or more new transcription factor binding sites (TFBS) while 25 SNPs completely lost one or more TFBS as predicted by Genomatrix ElDorado program (data not shown).

Moreover, a number of mammalian lineages (e.g. horseshoe bats, cetaceans) have completely lost one of their opsin genes, which appears to result from a relaxation in selection [19] [22].

Only pairs of paralogous sites with a Bonferroni-corrected P value less than 0.05 and where one copy of the region had a read count of zero (to restrict to sites where binding has been completely lost on one copy) were used in the analysis of the divergence of underlying DNA motifs.

In CLEAA, all these genes have been completely lost and one additional tRNA modifier truB, conserved in all other genomes, is also missing.

Given their wildly different trajectories, Ms. Bushnell and most of her former colleagues on New Jewish Times completely lost track of one another over the years.

Usually, hair loss begins one to two weeks after the start of chemotherapy and a patient's hair can be completely lost in a one- to two-month period.

Kuenzel had completely lost access to one of the most important safeguards in America's justice system.

Native (normal) nuclear TDP43 immunoreactivity was completely lost in about one third of neurons with deposits of this type (34.8%, Figure  5c,d; empty arrows, Additional file 4: Table S4).

The "symbols correctly extracted" do not show any blot or mark, the "symbols extracted with errors" show some black pixels or lines fragments and, finally, the "symbols completely lost" are the ones the algorithm is not able to detect at all.

"When we announced Neil Armstrong was coming," Israelian recalls, "we completely lost our credibility because no one believed he was going to be there.

Through an extensive letter writing campaign, Booth was able to bring the total number of Cups at Columbia to 12. Of the remaining 3 cups: one could not be found but the silver engraving was secured (Cup of 1864); one was willed from father to son and was on loan once at the University (Cup of 1868); and only one was completely lost and unaccounted for (Cup of 1871).