Sentence examples similar to lost self sufficiency from inspiring English sources
"We've already lost self-sufficiency," said Representative Ted Strickland, Democrat of Ohio, whose district includes the plant that was closed by the company.
When grown in serum-deficient medium, TR1 deficient cancer cells lose self-sufficiency of growth, manifest a defective progression in their S phase and a decreased expression of DNA polymerase α, an enzyme important in DNA replication.
Older patients who survive critical illness at the cost of losing their self sufficiency are frequently distressed by the burden they feel that they impose on their family.
David takes on a patient with terminal cancer who is just beginning to lose her self-sufficiency.
In 2001, it lost $1.1 billion, making self-sufficiency by the end of 2002 -- a goal set by Congress in 1997 -- unachievable.
Critical care nurses scored highly on self sufficiency [ 37].
Modules involved in "homeostasis of number of cells" (p = 0.1265) are also lost, probably contributing to the self-sufficiency in growth signals and insensitivity to antigrowth signals, two well known properties of cancer cells.
In our evolution towards self-sufficiency have we lost another way of connecting with mates?
Survivors can feel lost as they are called upon to return to greater self-sufficiency regarding their health.
Several descendants of "signal transduction", probably related to self-sufficiency in growth signals, have also been significantly lost.
