Sentence examples for lost fits from inspiring English sources

It might be worthwhile to reconsider this decision and elaborate more on how the fact that RNA editing of many but not all sites seems to have been lost, fits in with their interpretation.

Asked where getting lost fit into the carnival, Sutton referred to "a kind of customer" who, he said, had less time for that these days than in the past.

The wells were not submerged at high tide and were covered with lose fit caps to prevent potential interferences from precipitations and avoid overpressurization.

Bodies piled on bodies, coordination lost in fits of giggles and yelps.

The AIC is a relative measure of information lost when fitting the model; hence, smaller AIC values suggest better fitting models.

For now, Plumlee offers a glimpse of a lost art, fitting for a cultural anthropology major.

Cancerous cells traditionally have been viewed as a lost cause, fit only for destruction.

That evening, over dinner, I sat with Garry and Heather, who worked with patients who had lost limbs, fitting prostheses.

Some companies try to give it fresh blood — and I do mean blood — by going to the Brothers Grimm version, in which the wicked stepsisters saw off heel and toe to make the lost slipper fit.

And maybe "Lost Without U" fits so well on R&B playlists because it's so reserved: in a genre dominated by loud beats and wailing pleas, Mr. Thicke is a hard-core murmurer.

"You're easily able to switch out your bike jacket for this upgraded version because you're not losing, comfort, fit and size".