Sentence examples for difference is lost from inspiring English sources
Consistent with these findings, a longitudinal study conducted by Goldberg et al. [ 19] demonstrated that younger girls with IS were taller than their peers, but the difference is lost by late adolescence.
All variation and difference is lost; even Oedipus himself, partially lame, does not fit the Sphinx's pattern.
Although this is indicative of the agreement between the spatial variations of the Swarm and GRACE solutions, their difference is lost in this representation.
Ominously christened Ghost Swimmers, they are five-foot-long, 100-pound robot sharks (well, they're meant to be Bluefin tuna, but the visual difference is lost on anyone but marine biologists and longshoremen).
When we become afraid of this American passion, we run the risk of trying to make others over in our own image and fairness and love of difference is lost.
This difference is lost when larger intervals are included in the ROC area calculation.
But the difference was lost on her audience of women from every continent, who greeted her with warmth and enthusiasm.
The menstrual scores were slightly higher in the Thermochoice group (median 101) than the Mirena group (median 75) (P=0.025) pre-insertion/operatively but this difference was lost post-insertion/operatively (P=0.689) with median menstrual scores of 27 for the Thermochoice group and 19 for the Mirena group, respectively.
While there was significant difference in geotaxis between sham and infected with antibiotics groups at 18 and 48 h, this difference was lost by 72 h.
Interestingly, the ATP content was significantly lower in infected with antibiotics flies by 48 h compared to sham; however, this difference was lost by 168 h.
While there was significant difference in geotaxis between sham and infected with antibiotics groups at 18 (sham, 96.2 % vs. infected with antibiotics, 74.8, p = 0.028) and 48 (sham, 87.5 % vs. infected with antibiotics group, 70.5 %, p = 0.039) hours, this difference was lost by 72 h.
