Doing so will cost non-acute providers about £150m, the same amount that they are losing in effect to subsidise hospital services, according to an estimate drawn up by the Foundation Trust Network.
That's okay in some situations (where there really are, for instance, disastrous choices that are possible), but in the case of something like signing up for your 401(K), it just means that you're losing, in effect, free money.
Karthik Subramanian from The Hindu said "Actors tend to get lost in special effects movies.
Most of the loci we mapped showed a pattern of allele importance in one stress and no significant effect in the combined stress treatment; these are labeled UV effect lost or drought effect lost in Figure 2, Figure 3, Figure 4, and Table 2.
But he still gets lost in the couture effects, like frumpy Empire lines and pleated cloqué, the stiffness and fit making beetles out of supermodels.
In "Aesop's Fables: A Pop-Up Book of Classic Tales," illustrated by Chris Beatrice and Bruce Whatley, the morals appear in fine print on tiny white banners almost lost in the wow effects wrought by bursts of color on paper foldouts.
NESynth [iPhone, iPad] Sample sounds from the old-school 8-bit bleep blip days of gaming's past, and get lost in the sound effects.
In spite of the speculations of Virchow and Connheim, the stem cell hypothesis became lost in the field effects hypothesis [ 4], and some medical textbooks of the 1950s taught tumor biology in the terms of dedifferentiation of mature cell populations.
Otherwise Cubagua's ruins, which might rank among the most important post-Columbian archaeological sites in the Americas, are a lost city — in effect, if not in name.
