Sentence examples for lost in the secondary from inspiring English sources

This direct connection with the artist is obviously lost in the secondary market.Patrick McGavock LondonThe eagle has landedSIR – Zoroastrians surely have the greenest method for disposing of the dead ("Exit strategies", September 18th)—leaving corpses in an open-air dakhma or Tower of Silence.

To ensure that dnMAML expression was not lost in the secondary tumors, the proportion of GFP+ cells was examined in freshly isolated secondary tumors (Table S2).

For example, chlorophyll c3 and autofluorescence of the rear cilium could have been lost in the cryptophytes, and the nucleomorph (present in cryptophytes) could have been lost independently in the haptophytes and heterokonts (it is well established that the nucleomorph has been independently lost in the secondary, green-derived plastid of euglenids).

A side benefit of the apps was that users still paid attention to their original task: When they fill these moments with things like browsing social media, they tend to get lost in that secondary activity, but with these quick learning moments, they return their attention more fully to what they were doing in the first place.

It taught me something: don't dwell on the petty stuff that clutters your life and don't get lost in the details of secondary issues if you want to achieve a bigger purpose.

The primary programs naturally take a more systemic approach, but it gets somewhat lost in the transition to the more cognitive secondary programs.

"We're predicting 40,000 jobs lost in the financial sector and an additional 80,000 jobs as secondary effects.

Unmanaged greenery such as unprotected young secondary forests continues to be lost in the face of continuous development despite its socio-ecological values.

All are lost in the firing – the disaster probably due to Michael's imperfect construction of an inlet for secondary air".

Consequently, we know little about the evolutionary forces that have shaped these genomes and why nucleomorphs persist in chlorarachniophytes and cryptophytes but have been lost in other secondary plastid-bearing algae (reviewed by Moore and Archibald 2009).

It is tempting to speculate that the effect of daily administration of an anti-oestrogen such as enclomiphene citrate results in the restoration of the normal underlying LH and FSH patern that has been lost in men with secondary hypogonadism.