Sentence examples for lost when using from inspiring English sources

It is also estimated that injuries account for 14% of global life years lost when using the measure Years of Life Lost [ 2].

In contrast, only one sapling out of four was lost when using a snatch block.

As a result, the synchronisation is lost when using spatial store mode in the same way as used for the CSOP encryption method.

The main issue addressed by the paper is that the technique relies in depth on the continuity of the normal flux across the element boundaries: this is no longer true since the gradient of the state solution appears in the flux, hence continuity is lost when using standard finite element approximations.

The above observed features are lost when using these thin detectors, as in this case a wide non-linear near-anode region overlaps the "best spectroscopy region" producing a quick degradation of the spectroscopic performance after only 0.2 mm from the cathode; the proposed coupled detectors configuration does not introduce further significant noise sources.

But now Twitter is experimenting with a new feature called "retweet with comment" that would better allow users to participate in a conversation, while also providing context and commentary that can otherwise get lost when using the standard Twitter "retweet" function or "quoted tweets".

Unfortunately, these nice properties of EL PBC are lost when used in other applications which require shaping of the total energy, for instance, in electrical or electromechanical systems, or even some underactuated mechanical devices.

In Turkey, large quantities of chickpea crop fall to the ground and therefore are lost when harvesting using the combine harvester.

Remembering how many elections Democrats lost when Republicans used to run on "Who Lost China," I can easily hear, as one of the major talking points of the 2010 election, "Who Lost Somalia".

All air pollutants had significant effects on years of life lost when we used single pollutant models.

It can be interpreted as the amount of information lost when we use a given model to approximate the actual process of molecular evolution.