"induce loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a verb, and can be used to refer to a situation in which something (usually an action) causes somebody to lose something (usually money). For example, "The economic crisis induced severe financial losses for many households."
The main findings of this study were that the 520-day Mars500 isolation mission did not induce loss of calf MVC.
Enteral nutrition formulas are also known to induce loss of intestinal barrier function, promotes bacterial translocation, and impair host immune defense, a phenomenon, observed in humans and further elucidated in animal studies.
Generally, labeling using deuterated methyl iodide is expected to give higher incorporation of deuterium in the final product [12], but in this case, the reversible enzymatic reaction from pyruvate to hydroxytryptophan is suspected to induce loss of deuterium label.
The molecular agents that induce loss of consciousness during anesthesia are classically believed to act by binding to cognate transmembrane receptors widely distributed in the CNS and critically suppressing local processing and network connectivity.
We therefore examined if repeated administration of d-AMPH or methamphetamine (METH) may induce loss of binding to striatal DATs in rats by using an experimental biodistribution study design and a SPECT tracer for the DAT ([123I]FP-CIT).
The more strongly a given collection of genes contributes to the fitness of an organism, the higher the mutation rate required to induce loss of functionality in those genes via genetic drift.
In order to look for the signature of consciousness in the brain, Tagliazucchi and his colleagues used a drug called propofol an anesthetic drug used in surgery to induce loss of consciousness in participants while they were inside a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machine's scanner.
Depending on cell type, the dose of H2O2 needed to induce loss of viability differs.
In the 1990s, several related transgenic approaches to induce loss of gene function in plants were developed.
This may induce loss of habitat complexity in coral reef ecosystems and subsequent losses in coral reef biodiversity.
Periodic reductions of ongoing activity, in concert with repeated brief activity spikes (single tetani), were hypothesized to respectively induce loss and reformation of synaptic strength.
