Sentence examples for dual loss from inspiring English sources

Among these candidates, the Co/C composite pyrolyzed at 800 °C (Co/C-800) shows the best microwave absorption due to its dual loss mechanisms and well matched characteristic impedance.

Dual loss of CD44 and RHAMM did not further reduce coat loss from that observed in CD44−/− MEF.

Next, we studied whether dual loss of E-cadherin and p53 would influence normal mammary gland development and function.

This indicates genetic interaction between the two loci and the existence of a genetic pathway that is disrupted by this dual loss.

We further discovered that the dual loss of Mbnl1 and Mbnl3 results in a more severe decrease in ICl to ~ 49% of its normal value.

As COPD predominately affects people on lower incomes [ 37] this potentially has serious consequences for families experiencing a dual loss of income from patient and carer employment limitations.

The dual losses dropped Tech out of the polls for the first time since the opening week of the season, and the Hokies prepared for the Gator Bowl after recording a 7 4 regular-season record.

In principle, both exo- and endo-hydrogenase gene-sets, despite being encoded at disparate loci in all organisms identified, might nevertheless share a common genetic predisposition, allowing strategic single mutations to convey dual loss-of-function.

The strong absorbing capability together with the lightweight feature is closely associated with the well-designed constituent and structure of the composite, which result in good impedance matching and strong electromagnetic energy loss due to the dual-loss mechanism and the synergistic effect between Fe NPs and carbon matrix.

In the team's lone dual meet loss to a Somers squad that hasn't been beaten in three years, Fraszka, competing at 189, scored the only pin for Ardsley.

This study investigated the psychometric properties of the Severe Dual Sensory Loss screening tool, a tool designed to help nurses and care assistants to identify hearing, visual and dual sensory impairment in older adults.