Sentence examples for destructive losses from inspiring English sources

The Fusarium genus contains filamentous ascomycete fungi that are able to infect a diverse range of plants and cause destructive losses in many economically important food crops.

4. Herbie Hide: 1993-1994 Hise is often overlooked as a champion because of his excessive lifestyle and destructive loss to the great Riddick Bowe in 1995.

Destructive loss of limbal stem cells or dysfunction of their stromal environment renders many corneas with a clinical entity called limbal stem cell deficiency, which is characterized by variable extents of conjunctival ingrowth depending on the severity of limbal damage.

If so, Berg asks, "is this a wise culling of the herd, or is this a destructive loss of productive investigators and talent?" Some of the grants are probably R01s that the investigator has held for decades, Berg says.

In the article, Jeremy Berg, President of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and former director of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, asked, " '[I]s this a wise culling of the herd, or is this a destructive loss of productive investigators and talent?' Some of the grants are probably R01s that the investigator has held for decades, Berg says.

Two sunk one was a "total destructive loss".

Two sunk; one was a "total destructive loss".

The most severe aggrecanase cleavage in terms of destructive loss of sulfated glycosaminoglycan (sGAG) from the tissue, is at the Glu-Ala bond in the interglobular (IGD) domain of aggrecan, releasing N-terminal ARGS neoepitope fragments.

Women with anorexia may experience a positive release from destructive weight-loss behaviors.

Pathological changes include localized loss of articular cartilage and new bone formation in places of destructive bone loss at joint margins [ 1].

The condition is characterized by destructive weight loss behaviours and a refusal to maintain body weight at or above a minimally normal weight for age and height.