Sentence examples for is therefore lost from inspiring English sources
The energy of the electromagnetic radiation thus produced comes from the charged particle and is therefore lost by it.
Most plant tissue is uneaten by herbivores, and this stored energy is therefore lost to the plant-herbivore-carnivore food chain.
Much of the humor is, therefore, lost in the translation, and an absence of psychological subtext and an abundance of exposition make this old theatrical war-horse fiendishly hard to play.
The scale-free behaviour in the distributions of avalanche size and duration is therefore lost.
Some of the variance in the change in life satisfaction is therefore lost in their paper.
Despite its usefulness, design knowledge is not often captured or documented, and is therefore lost or damaged after a product design is completed.
Peter Llewelyn Davies is a boy who wants very much to grow up and is therefore losing out at childhood.
She had grown up enjoying American movies, because in Egypt they had French subtitles; he preferred French films, which had no subtitles and were therefore lost on her, because lipreading actors on the screen proved almost impossible.
Indeed, most typical QSAR models are evaluated using squared errors and differentiation between false positives and negatives are therefore lost.
"Some people have low expectations of blind people, and are surprised when we can feed ourselves, or get on the bus," says Burke. "They think blind people are unaware of their environment, that because you can't see things you're therefore lost.
