Sentence examples for greatly lost from inspiring English sources

The correction capability was greatly lost and the original scenario was on the verge of collapse.

In other words, for ensuring the accuracy, usually the computation cost is hard to accept; on the other hand if the computation cost is reduced then the accuracy is greatly lost.

Using catalase, an H2O2 scavenger, these authors observed that LAAO greatly lost its activity, but even in the absence of H2O2 cytotoxicity was still significant, supporting the hypothesis that other mechanisms of action are probably involved.

In fact, the force which was transmitted to the bones through the medium of the skin, and other soft tissues with which they are covered, was greatly lost in attritus, and through other resistance, whilst a considerable amount of force also did not reach the skeleton, being eliminated in the attritus developed by the lying of the limb on the plane of support.

The city has long had a chip on its collective shoulder about where it stands in the world, "especially any time you get New York into the picture," he said, and while that trait has faded greatly, losing local institutions does not help.

Without the normal function of chonchrocytes, the decomposition of PG is more than the composition of PG, thus the cartilage matrix greatly loses the PGs [ 4].

Because you will be converting Vector text to Bitmap image, you will greatly lose quality!

The sequelae to stroke may greatly influence the number of years a patient lives with a disability and contribute greatly to lost productivity.

"My son benefited greatly — he lost a lot of weight," Mr. Soros says.

Mr. Irving, who has written that the Holocaust death toll was greatly exaggerated, lost a libel suit on Tuesday against an American scholar who had criticized his work, and her publisher.

In theory, Russia holds the power to cut off the heat in European homes and idle factories this winter if a deal is not reached, though Russia would suffer greatly from lost revenue.