Sentence examples for lost more distant from inspiring English sources
A study published a few years later included the response to violent deaths too, but this time the bereaved were college students, and so the majority had lost more distant relatives than spouses.
But given the history of this particular fund, which lost more than 50 percent in 2011, it could be a scary reminder of the not-too-distant dark days.
As these things go, that's not a horrible month, but given the history of this particular fund, which lost more than 50 percent in 2011, the month could be a scary reminder of the not-too-distant dark days.
The risk of childhood cancer was not higher in those who lost a parent or a sibling than in those who lost a more distant relative.
Since the SOS is the quotient of two weighed summations (see Methods), low SOS values may be interpreted as regulatory interactions that are preferentially conserved in organisms that are closer to E. coli, and lost in more distant ones, while higher SOS values correspond to interactions that are conserved both in close and in distant organisms.
"Each time we lose more".
In contrast, the SSR motif is often lost in the more distant related species B. distachyon and O. sativa.
In contrast, SSR motifs are often lost in the more distant related species B. distachyon and O. sativa.
Without Ticker or a separate Twitter-esque firehose tab in the main feed like there was long ago, there might not always be something fresh on the home page, and we could lose touch with more distant friends.
Sequences that were <60 70% similar to HXB2 even in the forward direction were also excluded (this threshold was tuned so that we didn't lose good sequences in the more distant subtype C samples of subject 07; within-patient consensus sequences can be also used with a higher similarity threshold).
