Sentence examples for continuous to lose from inspiring English sources

Our data shows that after VRT the plant continuous to lose the ability to cold acclimate such that at 70 days after cold treatment the winter habit genotypes were almost as cold sensitive as the untreated spring habit genotypes.

Assuming that this forest reached a steady-state condition (balanced input and output of SOC), it took 15 years of continuous cultivation and conventional tillage to lose 78% of its carbon stock built over the years.

Similarly, continuous carbonaceous material monitors are expected to lose semi-volatile organic material during sample collection.

After losing three days of continuous typing during my college days because lightning struck the building I was working in, I swore never to lose another hour of computer work in my life.

Women who received continuous care from midwives also were less likely to have a baby before 37 weeks of gestation, or to lose their babies before 24 weeks.

We cannot afford to "lose" portions of resources (water, soil, or food) because potentially harmful and persistent chemicals are accumulating over centuries and causing continuous exposure.

Unmanaged greenery such as unprotected young secondary forests continues to be lost in the face of continuous development despite its socio-ecological values.

The TGA curves of SBA-15 and DA/SBA-15 are shown in Fig. 4. According to curve a, there is a continuous weight lose of the SBA-15, and the amount of the weight lose is about 8.27% typical for raw SBA-15.

According to Fig. 2a, there is a continuous weight lose of the MWNTs-COOH, and the amount of the weight loss is about 10% typical for acid-functionalized MWNTs.

Individuals in the model can occupy one of four health states: active untreated tuberculosis, active treated tuberculosis with up to 125 days of continuous treatment, active treated tuberculosis with more than 125 days of continuous treatment, and lost to follow-up.

Atoms irradiated by X-rays having sufficient energies, either characteristic or continuous rays, lose electrons and as a result emit X-rays characteristic of their own structures.