Sentence examples for invariably loss from inspiring English sources

Moreover, breast tumors in BRCA1-mutation carriers show invariably loss of the other BRCA1 allele, indicating that selection for loss of BRCA1 expression is not achieved by high levels of EZH2.

The firm also makes occasional one-off pieces, although these are invariably loss-making.

The other important point is that any change in the elution profile in the tumour samples invariably indicated loss of one allele.

Compared with vehicle controls, cultures exposed to 5 and 10 μM BDE-49 invariably showed loss of phase-bright cell bodies, decreased soma diameter, extreme fasciculation of processes, and a tendency for the monolayer to pull up off the substrate.

Beclin 1 is functionally a haploinsufficient tumour suppressor gene in mice and is monoallelically deleted in some sporadic breast, ovarian and prostate cancers (5, 6), although its role as a haploinsufficient tumour suppressor in cancer patients has been questioned as these deletions appear to also invariably include loss of BRCA1 (42).

Functional studies in mice, such as that described here, invariably involve loss-of-function alleles generated by gene targeting.

Discretization invariably results in loss of information, and both the discretization method and the number of intervals determines the level of such loss.

But in the combative sports arena, albeit on a level playing field, the exclusivity of survival – where one fit athlete's gain is invariably another's loss and where being the fastest, highest and strongest is all that matters, because gold is a hell of a lot more sexy than silver – means winners will pull rank on Boyle's celebration of reciprocal altruism.

All invariably cause sensory loss.

Tooth extraction is invariably followed by loss of height and width of the alveolar process.

Simply over-provisioning for performance will invariably result in loss of power efficiency.