Sentence examples for lost range from inspiring English sources

Jeter has lost range and is not as daring as he was before injuring his left shoulder.

Naturally, she has lost range and stamina, but she is miles better than Sinatra at a similar age.

The Tesla personnel whom I consulted over the phone – Ms. Ra and Mr. Merendino – told me to leave it connected for an hour, and after that the lost range would be restored.

Of these habitats, the jaguar much prefers dense forest; the cat has lost range most rapidly in regions of drier habitat, such as the Argentinian pampas, the arid grasslands of Mexico, and the southwestern United States.

We then quantified the potential range loss (currently suitable areas in terms of the number of 2.5 min grid cells projected to be lost), range gain (areas projected to become suitable), and range retained based on current potential ranges.

On average, 173 clones were gained (range, 14 579), and 136 clones were lost (range, 5 537) per patient.

Using information from the interviews, we assumed an average of 30 head lost (ranging from 18 to 84) to depredation per year, or 2.5 head lost per month.

Table 3 % Outliers, % dropped packets, and total lost ranges for open and urban channel with 20 nanoseconds and 100 nanoseconds scan window.

Supporting this, the percentage of genes lost ranges between 8.9% and 23.3% for all Shigella strains, except one.

Overall, LOH was found in 57% cancers and the number of loci lost ranged from 1 to 11.

The mean number of working days lost ranged between 2 and 7 days, and approximately one quarter of episodes of RVGE required additional childcare for a mean of up to 7 days.