Sentence examples for have lost mass from inspiring English sources

It is also important to realize that while the drugs can increase bone mass as shown on bone mineral density tests, the evidence is limited for their ability to prevent fractures in people whose bones have lost mass but have not yet become osteoporotic, unless they have already suffered a low-trauma fracture.

Scientists say warming is starting to affect the atmospheric current that regulates weather for the Lower 48, and Greenland's ice sheet — which holds enough water to raise sea levels by 20 feet — has lost mass at a striking rate this season.

The central figure is so flattened as to appear disembodied, while the two towering angels have been so attenuated that their bodies have lost all mass.

The panel recommended adaptations for exercise in people based on their specific cancers and the side effects of their treatment, like strength-building routines for patients who have lost muscle mass and shoulder-stabilizing exercises in breast cancer survivors who have had operations that debilitate the joints in their shoulders.

The companion will also have lost some mass during the explosion, and its presence may create a gap in the expanding debris.

When offered the challenge of creating a new work for the 12 actors in the American Conservatory Theater's Master of Fine Arts program for the class of 2011, Peter Sinn Nachtrieb came up with the idea for a play about the fictional Framingham dodecatuplets (a family of corporate-sponsored childhood stars whose fame and cuteness have lost their mass appeal with the onset of puberty).

You may need to increase your calorie intake if your weight loss has negatively affected your health or if you have lost muscle mass.

The young Sun may also have been more massive, and thus more luminous, and would have lost its early mass through the solar wind.

"We seem to have lost something in mass production where you are making things for everyone, but everything is made for no one".

"We seem to have lost something in mass production, where you are making things for everyone, but everything is made for no one," he said.

We have lost the critical mass required to adequately produce the outcome that all living things need to thrive: clean water.