Sentence examples for lost later on from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that most of the visual gain obtained during the first one to two years of treatment may be lost later on.

The time point of these three situations agrees with the observation that initial epigenetic change confines within genes with open epigenetic mark in somatic cell and the repression markers are lost later on [ 2].

Bevacizumab therapy for NVAMD using a flexible treatment algorithm in a "real life" clinical setting initially obtained VA gain and thinning of the macula that were maintained for two years, but were lost later on.

There is no consensus as to whether the chitin-binding domain was incorporated in class II proteins that contained a unique Barwin domain, or if the chitin-binding domain was present in all sequences and was lost later on.

That'll be when Djokovic loses later on.

And by the time disaster occurs, they've already taken home enough money to make up for whatever they lose later on.

"Every child come into this world with an innocence that gives us a natural connection to the Earth which most of us tend to lose later on in life," César said.

Starting with McCain's Strong numbers, he gained one state early in the week (Mississippi) but then lost one later on (South Dakota).

But competing for "views," "likes," or "retweets" will never be those great experiences that you can get lost in later on.

* If you need to lose weight later on, Deanne Jade recommends taking time to prepare.

But the film loses focus later on, slighting subsequent findings, retractions and controversies to revel in his global celebrity instead.