Sentence examples for lost in the use from inspiring English sources

More tungsten in the deposits was lost in the use of the EFI than with IFI.

Attempts to differentiate through the use of social signals may be lost in the widespread use of social this year.

Getting lost in the wild used to be routine for generations raised on hunting and fishing, yet those pastimes are becoming less common.

Therefore, even with special SECIS structures, those selenoproteins will not be lost in the analysis using the SelGenAmic-based method.

GO annotations were assigned to T. hassleriana lineage specific sequences, and other sequences shared by Cleomaceae with the Brassicaceae, Brassicales or lost in the Brassicaceae using Blast2GO® [ 23] by performing BLASTX and BLASTN with cutoff values of 1e-10.

Way before it was hip to be a geek, people had Star Wars posters by artists like Drew Struzan hanging on their bedroom walls as a way to not only remember the film itself, but to get lost in the artist's use of paint and composition to tell the work of art's own story.

A sticking point was jobs lost in the local single-use plastic bag industry, but compromise seems to be reached based upon using the considerable savings that will be realized by retailers (who won't be supplying plastic bags) to fund job training benefitting workers and the community.

These solution can take advantage of details lost in the limit analysis used for deriving the (MP) equation.

This discrepancy could be explained if the fla genes have been lost in the particular culture used for sequencing.

The nestlings retain claws on their wing (lost in the adult), which they use in climbing back to the nest.

Attorney General Holden highlighted the first there must be opportunities for contact (a point lost in the furor over his use of the phrase "nation of cowards").