Sentence examples for loss altogether from inspiring English sources

Yoga does not necessarily prevent bone loss altogether.

People arrive at the food bank having been formally referred by other agencies, such as Citizens Advice, but when they are interviewed it often turns out that their financial problems are caused by benefit delays or loss altogether.

Our previous studies on serotonin function (Beyer et al., 2012) and the role of ATP4 in LR development (Walentek et al., 2012) have revealed that aberrant LR marker gene expression can result from defects in the specification of the SM, from reduced cilia length or mispolarization, or from loss of cilia altogether, all of which result in altered flow patterns.

Thousands of people who bought Olympic tickets but have since moved home look set for a last-minute scramble to get their tickets – and the possible loss of them altogether – as the organising committee will not update its systems with a new address.

Altogether, loss of SPRY2 promotes rapid internalization and sustained accumulation of intracellular EGFR and HER2 in response to EGF stimulation in a PTEN-dependent manner.

An even bolder prospect: Research might provide treatments to allow people to escape common diseases and conditions of old age, such as Alzheimer's disease and loss of muscle tone, altogether.

I believe there's some allegory here that my mom would appreciate about how allowing things like decorated shrubbery into the home will eventually lead to celebrating another culture's holidays to the loss of Jewish identity altogether.

Altogether, the loss of these proteins from the matrix and the poorly organized ECM structure of the articular cartilage contribute to joint abnormalities and early onset osteoarthritis characteristic of both PSACH and MED/EDM1 [16], [16].

In addition, optical opacities such as cataracts and floaters can cause loss of retinal signal altogether.

Altogether, our loss and gain of function data demonstrated that fascin expression in breast cancer cells is involved in their chemoresistance.

The existence of such transporters may have laid the foundations for the eventual loss of sugar metabolism altogether in E. bieneusi, but it is also possible that this trait is more widespread in microsporidia than we now imagine.