Sentence examples for instrument loss from inspiring English sources

One particular strength of the BBN approach, not illustrated by Figure 10, is what happens if observational data becomes unavailable due to instrument loss or is incompletely reported due to technical difficulties.

The prevalence of instrument loss, lookdowns and triangulation time is able to discriminate novice, resident and expert skill levels in a knee simulator.

Conventional laparoendoscopic single-site (C-LESS) pyeloplasty is technically challenging due to instrument clashing, loss of triangulation, and difficulty sewing.

However, the capabilities of SLC are limited by instrument collision, loss of triangulation [4], and difficulty of securing an adequate surgical view.

There are few recorded tidal data sets because of damage to instruments and loss of electric power during Typhoon Haiyan, but the initial decrease of water surface level at Tacloban was well simulated by the WRFs with SN.

For reasons of compatibility with the newer generation interRAI instruments, weight loss was substituted for leaves food uneaten; while the two items were only weakly correlated with one another, weight loss had a much stronger association with a new pressure ulcer, and it was consistent with the spirit of the Braden Scale nutrition domain.

But it said market valuation showed that equity in state banks had been "virtually wiped out," and that Slovenian banks that were nonviable should be wound down, with holders of subordinated debt and lower-ranked capital instruments absorbing losses.

For financial reasons, Kym can't keep the instrument, and its loss is no less than the death of a great love; accordingly, the narrative becomes disordered, tenses shifting.

The I.R.S. allowed Mr. Axelrod a substantial tax deduction for selling the instruments at a loss.

METHODS: Volunteers completed the Wellness Inventory, an instrument measuring productivity losses related to 11 health conditions affecting employee health.

These differences may be underestimated due to the limitations of analog instruments and the loss of linearity at higher fluorescence intensities.