Sentence examples for loss evidenced from inspiring English sources

This peak is accompanied by further mass loss, evidenced by the DTG curve.

The first change is observed at 330 K and the corresponding mass loss, evidenced by the TG curve, can be attributed to the desorption of physically adsorbed water and a certain amount of organic solvent.

At long-term follow up, older women had lost a mean of 7.6 ± 1.3 kg body weight; again, this was not significantly different from the 7.4 ± 0.76 kg weight loss evidenced by middle-aged women.

The results in the heart also provide confirmation that the protection from oxidative stress comprises alterations that actually reflect functional loss, evidenced by the reductions in βARs and m2AChRs.

The behavior of mechanical loss evidences substantial stiffening of the amorphous component with increasing strain.

There are also very large microwave losses, evidenced by an increased 3-dB bandwidth of ΔfB = 18 ± 1 MHz.

Compared with WGDs, transposed duplications have a higher rate of gene losses, evidenced by an " L" shaped distribution of duplication age [ 11].

Rubino, M. et al. Carbon input belowground is the major C flux contributing to leaf litter mass loss: evidences from a 13C labelled-leaf litter experiment.

Van Dongen, H., Baynard, M. D., Maislin, G. & Dinges, D. F. Systematic interindividual differences in neurobehavioral impairment from sleep loss: evidence of trait-like differential vulnerability.

Comparative genomic studies of Thiomicrospira from Lost City22, Pyrococcus furiosus from Vulcano Island23, and Lebetimonas from fluid venting at an actively erupting deep-sea volcano24 reveal extensive genome rearrangement, gene gain and loss, evidence of horizontal gene transfer, and abundant genomic islands.

Specific measures included self-reported memory loss, evidence of objective memory impairment, no functional impairment, and ability to live independently.