Sentence examples for lost continuously from inspiring English sources

Nutrients released into soils from uncoated fertilizer granules are lost continuously due to volatilization, leaching, denitrification, and surface run-off.

This suggests that during the wet-to-dry transitional and dry periods, the ecosystem has lost continuously carbon via the soil and little plants respiration, but at low rate, mainly due to the soil dryness.

After infection, individuals acquire a temporary immunity which prevents further infections; this immunity is lost continuously at a constant rate.

With the commonly assumed 3% discount rate, one year of life is lost is: (4) YLL 3, 0 = 1 0. 03 1 − e − 0. 03 = 0.985148881716395 In other words, one year of life lost is less than one because the year is lost continuously over the full year, instead of being counted all at once at the beginning for the year (as in Table  1 and Table  2).

"If one keeps losing continuously, it sometimes leaves the board with no choice," Bosnich told Talksport.

Knowing that his team had to win the game to have any chance of finishing fourth and thus securing a place in the super-lucrative Uefa Champions League, he was unusually hyperactive, especially early on when Arsenal were losing, continuously on his feet and gesturing in manic agitation.

Since its introduction, the euro has lost value continuously against other currencies.

One of the most striking conclusions when analysing these figures is the fact that some Spanish regions have been losing population continuously during these five decades.

Among all catalysts, alumina supported one is losing weight continuously with rise in temperature, while all others except CaO supported one showed only a marginal weight loss in the temperature range from 350 to 900 °C.

Fail to treat these symptoms, goes the logic, and the result will be terrible, just as it was for four years beginning in 1996, when the industry continuously lost money.

The capacities are continuously lost through the pulverization and aggregation of ZnCo2O4 NCPs, as well as the reduced electrical contact.