Sentence examples for losing counterpart from inspiring English sources

Then it had him pulling his losing counterpart, Buzz Williams, to the side for some words of encouragement.

It has been reported that winning Taekwondo athletes had lower cognitive and somatic anxiety and higher self-confidence then their losing counterparts [ 18].

Mr. Hoffman got involved with the group and even helped form a group of twins who had lost their counterpart in 9/11.

Now, my heart is pained to lose her counterpart each day for a similar amount of time.

This suggests that Arabidopsis should have lost its counterpart in this group during evolution.

(4) "Single ortholog" means DPGs that only have one gene ortholog found in other species but lost the counterpart.

On the minus side: elected officials tend to die almost three years earlier than their election-losing counterparts.

This finding suggests that most noncoding DNA regions rapidly lose their counterparts because of the introduction of transposable elements and indels (insertion deletions) after recombination has stopped.

Another home run by Barry Bonds could not prevent a major league all-star team from losing to its Japanese counterpart for the third straight day.

The Children's Library, which hosts 17 story times a week and checks out more books than its adult counterpart, is losing the woman who helped create its world and another who helped maintain its charm through songs and storytelling.

In the C H activation step, which is catalysed by a specially chosen iridium catalyst, normally unreactive alkanes — hydrocarbons that contain no double bonds — can be converted to their reactive alkene counterparts by losing two hydrogen atoms to form a C=C double bond (Fig. 1, overleaf).