Sentence examples for measures are lost from inspiring English sources

As a result, some intermediate measures are lost in the process of changing the inputs to outputs.

A case in point was some decades ago when I was teaching mathematics at Theodore Roosevelt High School (Bronx), and I found one of my algebra students, who by all official measures was lost to any potential further studies, playing chess in the cafeteria with the school's brightest student.

Despite the efforts of the last several years, the institution of marriage by some measures is losing ground.

With about 98.5% of the vote counted, the measure was losing 53% to 47%.

One ordination approach commonly applied to multi-temporal imagery is principal components analysis (PCA, e.g. [8]), but explicit measures of seasonality are lost in the ordination process.

Either the abilities being measured by these items are lost with more variability or more gradually or the functions measured here are assessed less concisely by these items.

Adlens has marketed the glasses as a temporary measure for when prescription glasses are lost or broken and for those with diabetes who see changes in their vision as blood levels fluctuate.

Patients for whom 2-years of follow-up data were missing, despite these measures, would be lost to follow-up under standard protocol conditions.

Many officers contend that their departments would collapse if the practice were too heavily regulated, and that a valuable public-safety measure would be lost.

(Although by one measure non-manufacturing businesses are losing confidence, according to an index produced by the Institute for Supply Management this week).

But in testing the dual-clutch version of the VFR, I sometimes felt that a measure of control was lost.