Sentence examples for lost to introduce from inspiring English sources

"The opportunity was lost to introduce some very significant reforms that were sorely needed in Honduras," said Kevin Casas-Zamora, an expert on Central America at the Brookings Institution in Washington.

Yet the kaka, a forest-dwelling parrot in New Zealand, is competing with (and losing to) introduced wasps for honeydew and nesting holes.Alien species often arrive with unprocessed wood.

And the praise for its boldness ignores yet another lost opportunity to introduce minimum unit pricing for alcohol.

Further a number of patients were lost to follow-up, introducing considerable uncertainty into these results.

Second, the incompleteness of follow-up data (due to patients withdrawn from the study or lost to follow-up) introduces uncertainty regarding interpretation of the differences in clinical outcome between these two groups of patients.

However, increasing the study duration could lead to a higher proportion of subjects lost to follow-up and introduce a strong bias in the estimation of frequencies and risks.

Despite multiple telephone attempts, 63 (39%) subjects were lost to follow-up, potentially introducing selection bias.

Some participants in the cohort studies were lost to follow-up, which may introduce bias.

Second, in the Anhui cohort, approximately 10% of participants were lost to follow-up, which may introduce bias.

Third, 20% of the TB/HIV co-infected patients were lost to follow-up which might introduce information bias.

Approximately 20% of subjects were lost to follow-up, which could introduce a potential source of selection bias if attrition was associated both with exposure and outcome.