Sentence examples for lost faster in from inspiring English sources

There is a suggestion that protection may be lost faster in children initially parasitaemic than in children without parasites (figure 6).

The persistence of transcription intensity between waves was proportional to the response gradient; put simply, the memory of transcriptional activity was lost faster in fields of view with large responses to cAMP waves.

BOTTLENECK tests for a significant heterozygosity excess were compared to equilibrium expectations for a stable population based on the assumption that population reductions cause rare alleles to be lost faster than genetic diversity, resulting in a transient heterozygosity excess compared to the observed number of alleles [ 48].

To determine whether myt1 1 mutant GSCs with faster division would be lost faster than those that divide slower in the germarium, we analyzed the proportion of germaria carrying at least one myt1 1 mutant GSC at 4 and 7 days ACI.

The semi-clandestine KLA has emerged as the only serious fighting force of any kind in the Albanian-speaking world, which embraces western Macedonia as well as Kosovo and Albania itself.Ibrahim Rugova, the pacifist who a year ago was re-elected president of the Kosovars in a semi-official poll, seems to be losing fast to the guerrillas in a battle for ethnic-Albanian hearts and minds.

After reaching the peak bone mass, bones lost BMD faster in females.

This suggests that both the methyl-moiety and the carbon chain of methionine are lost much faster in the dwarf compared to the wild type mouse, implying that both transmethylation in the liver and transsulfuration in the liver, brain, and kidney are increased in the dwarf mice.

"You're losing energy faster in that deformed, warm, more fluid-rich rock," Dr. Nettles said.

Batteries tend to lose power faster in a cold climate, like that of Mars.

But its F rating shows that it loses money faster in bear markets than most other funds.

Tempos were sometimes extreme but, in context, always seemed right: detail was not lost in fast movements, and shape and momentum were sustained even in the most extraordinarily slow ones.