Sentence examples similar to it lost its coherence from inspiring English sources

— can feel like a holiday that has lost its coherence.

Initially, the high ECM content of the scar preserves the ventricular morphology but, when not properly maintained, it eventually loses its coherence resulting in adverse ventricular remodeling [ 10].

The theory derived from psychological considerations is regarded by many scholars as being too narrow in scope because it ignores many types of pollution data; the theory based upon cultural classification, because it is capable of such broad interpretation, loses its coherence as a theory.

When the anchoring grid gives way to free-form arrangements, the work loses its coherence.

One risk, analysts say, in having three designers at Gucci is that the brand could lose its coherence.

This vision, he suggested, passed among cultures and languages and from religious to secular discourse without losing its coherence or power to jolt the downtrodden to rise up.

It is an important and compelling case study about the status of the album as a cultural form in an era when the album appears to be losing its coherence and power.

As the faculty research becomes more and more specialized, the curriculum becomes increasingly fragmented and the education process loses its coherence as well as its relevance for the broader society.

When the organism loses its coherence, then you get cancer.

The anti-tax core of the message loses its coherence when combined with the parallel anger over deficit spending.

At intermediate ECM densities of around 0.5, the ECM concentration produces optimal haptokinesis, and the cells in the tip of the sprout migrate so fast that the sprout loses its coherence and branches split off (Fig.  7C).