Sentence examples for lost measures from inspiring English sources

The following details on adverse events will be documented: date of occurrence; time lost; measures taken related to the acupuncture; causal relationship to acupuncture; treatment for adverse event.

Avearage years of life lost measures the burden to individual patients and may be helpful where individuals' needs are relevant, such as palliative care.

As the disease model progresses to the six week timepoint, however, fibers are increasingly lost (measured by TH and DAT) and the prototypical nigrostriatal pathology becomes apparent (DA neuron loss in SN and reduced striatal DA).

In the UK, anti-Romany feeling is couched in complaints about "lifestyle", but politicians also know there are few votes to be lost by measures against Travellers.

Much of the attention surrounding this event will focus on the most contentious aspects of the discussion: how the "war on drugs" has been lost and measures are urgently needed to reframe drug policy.

"We have, as a result of yesterday, undoubtedly lost a measure of credibility in our society," he said.

"It is true that in 2000 and 2008 the L.G.B.T. community, gays and lesbians, lost ballot measure contests" over same-sex marriage, Dr. Miller said.

While no one doubts Belichick's coaching genius, he lost a measure of respect for violating the sanctity of sportsmanship and the integrity of competition.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Sealy Directors Lose Some Support  |  After a Sealy investor wrote a letter criticizing K.K.R., which owns 45 percent of the mattress company, three directors lost a measure of support among shareholders, Bloomberg News reports.

The voice may have lost a measure of power and suppleness, but Ms. Minnelli's intensity and generosity glow more brightly than ever in this captivating concert performance, culminating in an ebullient tribute to Kay Thompson, Ms. Minnelli's beloved godmother.

Moreover, the lost welfare measure or inefficiency of the Nash equilibrium in a real energy market has been rarely considered.