Ninety-four of the 2,198 personnel who had experienced an initial infection were lost to further follow-up because they were deployed until either the end of their assignment or the end of the study.
In denying that frozen embryos are dead, it is clear that we mean to emphasize that they have not lost the capacity to deploy their vital processes.
The generalizability of our findings on predictive validity is further limited because subjects lost to follow up (in the cohort study) were younger, more recently deployed, more likely to be unemployed, have lower incomes, and be unmarried.
The government's other option, if it were to appeal and lose again, would be to deploy the rare tactic of a cabinet veto to prevent publication, in effect overriding the rulings of the bodies that have so far considered it.
Instead, there's a real risk that discipline is lost as private equity deal makers try to deploy their so-called dry powder before it goes poof.
In our haste to deploy missile defenses, we cannot lose sight of the real 21st-century threats.
In recent years some communications satellites lost their ability due to the failure of mechanisms to deploy, which resulted in large cost.
Many villages in southwestern Madagascar lost access to clean water, prompting various international agencies to deploy teams to decontaminate wells.
If Assad were to deploy such weapons, he would risk losing his most powerful international backer, while emboldening NATO and other regional players to reconsider a military option.
We can use 'viable' to indicate that something has the capacity to deploy vital processes and 'unviable' to indicate that it has lost this capacity.
