Sentence examples for describe loss from inspiring English sources

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But I think it's important to describe loss and the actual act of dying".

Items 2 and 3 indicate anhedonia (term used in Psychiatry to describe loss of interest or pleasure in everyday activities).

We describe loss of function via distinct mechanisms.

To describe loss to follow-up (LTFU) at all stages of the HIV programme.

Many words are used to describe loss to follow-up, for example, attrition, withdrawal and questionnaire non-response.

Our experience echoes that of Ash et al, who describe "loss of overview" and inability to accommodate the "fluid and contingency-driven nature of health care work" as potential harms of information technology [ 12].

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Yield or recovery rate is often reported to describe losses of cells either to lysis or retention within the device or tubing.

One observer at the talks described "loss and damage" as the UNFCCC's "third leg".

The first chapter alone spills forth a grisly torrent of explosions, murders and births, accompanied by much lavishly described loss of bodily fluids.

Similarly, Karampelas and collaborators have described loss of hyporeflectivity in HLVL and thinning of both choroid and HLVL layer in patients with panuveitis [8].

A study by Xu et al. [38] described loss of antifungal activity of histidine-rich peptides the result of their degradation by salivary protease.

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