Sentence examples for lost in rest from inspiring English sources
However, in a very limited number of cases, H3K27me3 was lost in Rest −/− ESCs, reflecting either direct or indirect influence of REST on PRC2-binding.
In the first case the number of jobs created by the additional public works will be smaller than that of jobs lost in the rest of the economy.
This means that for every 12 private sector jobs created in the South, one was lost in the rest of the UK.
Here the blend of monstrous violence with the wild Russian music on the stage achieves the realization of terror which is lost in the rest of the yarn.
Internal Market Commissioner Michel Barnier said the digital economy created 2.6 jobs for every job lost in the rest of the economy.
Second, jobs and profits are lost in the rest of the economy because the higher prices induced by the tariffs leave less money to be spent on everything else.
Figure 3 shows that colonies with two distinct phenotypes were formed: 46 out of 48 colonies showed homogenous distribution of Vybrant CM-DiI staining (Figire 3a) and, eventually, the fluorescence signal was no longer detectable; and two out of 48 colonies showed retention of Vybrant CM-DiI in a few cells, whereas the fluorescent label was rapidly lost in the rest of the colony.
Speaking of the physical aspect of the players' time off, he said, "What you gain in rest you lose in rust".
Now the power to decide whether the Democrats will retain control of the Legislature or the Republicans will regain the majority they lost in November rests with the voters in Ms. Johnson's legislative district, a politically unpredictable swath of Nassau stretching from Port Washington to Westbury.
Assuming a diet of crickets, which have an energy density of around 6.3 kJ g−1 wet mass [48] and an assimilation efficiency of 85% (Kearney et al. 2008), the cane toad would need to eat about three grams of food every 5 days to provide sufficient energy to compensate for that lost in a resting, postprandial state.
The rest lost in large part because they failed to capitalise on early periods of momentum and apply scoreboard pressure.
