Sentence examples for lost to process from inspiring English sources

They were lost to process the kindness, the lack of expectation of work.

Under sparser vegetation covers, the clay fractions are likely to be lost to processes of erosion and migration down the soil profile (Woldeamlak 2003).

Some low-income countries are also feeling disappointed with jobs lost to a process called "the race to the bottom," where many poor countries deliberately decrease their labor standards to gain a comparative advantage in the global market.

Byers urged Labour to get in touch with 18 to 25 year olds "in danger of being lost to the democratic process".

Males also have single small spurs on each rear leg, believed to be a defensive weapon that has since been lost to the evolutionary process.

One unfortunate effect of the survival adjustment was that oral cancer was lost to the Delphi process, as we could not find appropriate survival figures.

This is illustrated in Additional file 1 Figure S7A, where it is clear that behavioural information is progressively lost to the averaging process.

A small number of respondents in the 'opt in' group were lost to the recruitment process: 95.4% of those who requested a copy of the questionnaire returned a completed copy (188 out of 197 requests).

This intensification of agriculture not only leads to a loss of habitat, but also to more hares lost to the tilling process, and potentially engenders a higher pathogen/bacterial load (i.e. E. coli) in the environment due to the increased manuring.

Larger dinosaurs tend to have better fossil records (they are simply easier to find) and more recent animals tend to produce more specimens (they have had less time to be lost to various geological processes) and so although large carnivores are rare, it's perhaps not a big surprise that we have quite a few good rex specimens.

This indicates that less energy is lost to internal conversion processes (heat dissipation) that may cause photochromism.