Sentence examples for is lost discussed from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, when SNP probes are excluded from analyses due to post-hoc filtering based on no-call rate, unexpected heterozygosity or departure from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, important information is lost (discussed below) in addition to the introduction of further bias.
Neither of these categories is statistically different between TPEs and Taylorella (P = 0.23, 0.93, and 0.59, respectively), suggesting that the TPEs are close to having the minimal complement of genes from these categories, although some may still be lost (discussed earlier in the comparative analyses of the gene losses and pseudogenes in the five TPE genomes).
"Sometimes today in fashion the dream is lost," she sighs, discussing the pressures that brands are under to make "It bags", "It shoes".
In a book, On Speeds (which is lost but was briefly discussed by Aristotle and Simplicius), Eudoxus regarded each celestial body as carried on a set of concentric spheres, which nest one inside another.
To improve retention in treatment, the HBC volunteer reviewed facility lost-to-follow-up data with the community team; to maintain confidentiality, only the number of patients who were lost was discussed, not individual identities.
For example, many students who correctly say the mass is lost as carbon dioxide and water also discuss the incorrect ideas of converting matter to energy or losing mass as waste.
Finally, it is necessary to discuss the case where the object is lost.
Na is lost during reaction.
