Sentence examples for lost adversely from inspiring English sources

If the disulphides are not reduced, active thiol group is lost, adversely affecting the monolayer assembly of oligonucleotides onto the NPs [33].

Given that the main economic activity of most people in the district is farming and malaria transmission is intense during the farming period, workdays lost adversely affects household production, GDP, and ultimately economic growth and development.

Of course, being the nominee and losing would adversely affect the candidate's chances for 2016 and probably several cycles thereafter.

Furthermore, as can be observed, nodes need frequent SDs, thus reducing the number of messages lost but affecting adversely other network metrics such as throughput and latency.

As a nearby resident, I'm concerned about all the local jobs that will be lost and about business being adversely affected.

P. vivax malaria attacks have resulted in a substantial number of lost work days and have adversely affected operational readiness of military personnel.

By far the biggest challenge for the home baker is compensating for the heat lost in conventional ovens, which can adversely affect a bread's volume, crust and texture.

"These lost jobs and work hours will adversely impact families in the Tri-Cities and will harm economic recovery in the region," Washington Gov.

Ms. Rubiner includes her own relatives — a screenwriter brother in Brooklyn who qualifies for union health insurance only if he sells enough scripts each year and an older sister in Iowa whose family was temporarily uninsured after her husband lost his job — among the average consumers adversely affected by what she sees as a dysfunctional system.

Most subscribers did not pay their bills, the Panic of 1857 adversely affected it, and the paper lost half its subscribers in the South during the Civil War.

In March last year the AVSN lost its charity status over fears that it could adversely affect children's health.