We wouldn't want it to get lost in the context of a general election".
The evidence about Wren's personal life and feelings is meagre and the subject is almost lost in the context of his life.
In summary, the data indicate that important actions of hormone therapy in the serotonin system may be lost in the context of a HFD.
However, performance gains may be easily lost in the context of a specific parallel application due to various both hardware and software factors.
Furthermore, this region shows hypometabolism [Nestor et al., 2003] and atrophy [Gorno-Tempini et al., 2004] in patients with nonfluent aphasia, a syndrome in which the ability to communicate fluently is lost in the context of preserved comprehension.
However, if individuals in resource-rich populations produce high but indistinguishable levels of ornament expression, this should lead to the disappearance of preferences based on the ornaments whose utility has been lost in the context of nutrient pollution.
Further evidence that the protection conferred by IPC is lost in the context of hypertension comes from clinical research in which the IPC effect of prodromal angina (preceding the actual infarct event) on subsequent infarct size reduction was lost in patients with hypertension (Takeuchi et al., 2011).
Perhaps the most important single statement in this correspondence is in the conclusion that attention to the development of functional interactions among the broader circuitry involved in spatial navigation not be lost in the context of conclusions about specific behavioral, cognitive, or neurobiological elements.
It is a moment somewhat lost in history, its context (including an apparent cameo by President Richard M. Nixon) not fully illuminated.
However, it is unknown whether this pattern of testosterone change extends beyond interpersonal competitions to the vicarious experience of winning or losing in the context of political elections.
Weight can also take the form of ideas, and the Independent is fairly rich in concept-based art that might be lost in the object-intensive context of, say, the Armory Show.
