Sentence examples for effect can be lost from inspiring English sources
But the effect can be lost just as quickly.
The effect can be lost, he conceded, "if it's a louder crowd and the room is lousy".
Lunar-related studies of stress should endeavour to separate the data by sex or the effect can be lost.
For example, when the alleles associated with an important fitness trait are scattered all around the genome, the favorable effects can be lost by independent segregation.
Since the random effect are estimates and important information can be lost, the reliability of the random effects should be taken into account (see next section).
This means that some data must be accurately protected (by using a high-priority service) whereas other data can be lost without major effects.
The fungus carries 21 chromosomes, with thirteen core and eight dispensable chromosomes (meaning that they are supernumerary or accessory and can be lost without obvious effects on fungal fitness; commentary in Croll and McDonald, 2012).
Moreover spatial information on field preference can be lost, through a 'smearing out' effect, if the cells become too small.
Symbionts can be lost from the host through a process known as bleaching, which can have significant deleterious effects on the host [ 17].
