Sentence examples for found to be lost from inspiring English sources

Orthologues of more C. milii genes were found to be lost from the teleost lineage (271 genes; Supplementary Note IXb and Supplementary Table IX.6) relative to the tetrapod lineage (34 genes; Supplementary Table IX.7).

In control experiments without bacteria about 20.8% of the initial naphthalene was found to be lost after 19 days of incubation at 14.2 MPa by evaporation of the highly volatile naphthalene.

This control is transient and found to be lost at E17.5.

This dependency is transient and was found to be lost at E17.5.

Consistent with this idea, many more of these cells were found to be lost from cultured DG than from vSVZ after transplantation, despite there being almost 4-fold fewer of these cells among the vSVZ donors.

In agreement with two recent studies, none of genes coding for known virulence factors were found to be lost in the Finnish strains [24], [25], suggesting that virulence factors are critical for B. pertussis to maintain its capability in the transmission and pathogenesis among the human populations.

When the military ruler who had called the election, Gen. Robert Guei, was found to be losing, officials close to him uncovered "massive fraud" and declared him the winner.

Kapoor's controversial red sculpture, which was dubbed "Boris's folly" when designs were first revealed, was found to be losing £10,000 a week in 2014.

At the same time, these agencies were found to be losing some of their most talented employees because of government pay systems geared less to outstanding performance than to longevity in service.

The revelations prompted a public apology and a national review of cases from 2000 to 2005 that might need to be looked at again in light of errors by the FSS, which is due to close next year after it was found to be losing £2m a month.

Actually, organizational rank had already been found to be losing its predictive power for income by other studies (Zang 2002).