Sentence examples for effects of the lost from inspiring English sources

Officials said that pharmacies could "mitigate the effects" of the lost revenue by buying lower-cost drugs.

Blocking farnesylation of progerin loosens the interaction between unfarnesylated progerin and the nuclear envelope [ 52- 54], suggesting that the effects of the lost progerin-actin binding site is masked by the tight farnesyl-nuclear envelope interaction observed in permanently farnesylated progerin.

Our estimates are higher than those of UNCTAD for two reasons: (i) we take into account the investments made into production of doctors and nurses from primary school to tertiary training institutions; and (ii) we take into account the cumulative financial effects of the lost returns from investments as a result of the brain drain.

The performance enhancement in this case is shown to be significant, and easily compensates the effect of the lost differentiation between partitions B and C (due to aggregation).

To determine the effect of the lost copy, the scientists tested children with the deletion for psychotic symptoms and verbal functioning, which is affected in schizophrenia.

Denman has never resisted a challenge like that and he hauled himself back into contention with three to jump but could do no more as the effect of all the lost lengths caught up with him.

LEXIS *29, and disdaining evidence of the market effect of those lost fees.

There could be effects simply from the lost days of school.

The Washington Panel distinguishes five components of lost productivity, two of which should be included in the QALY or denominator, namely I) the effects of lost productivity on the sick employee and II) the effects of lost leisure time on the sick employee.

The effect of the heat lost to the environment and updated relationships between the hot-side and cold-side conductances [4] that maximize power output are considered.

It uses the Roman alphabet, but clumsily, and with many critical effects of sound lost on the page.