Sentence examples for most substantial loss from inspiring English sources

Combining the two sets of mutations, however, appeared to cause the most substantial loss of Vpu function, suggesting a potentially parallel nature for these pathways.

The most substantial losses associated with the hurricane stemmed from the tourism industry, with hotels experiencing 947 million pesos ($88.7 million) worth of damage.

The most substantial losses were contributed to the failure of LIF light to TIR.

The impact of the Exploitation scenario on climate regulation was the most substantial, with net loss of carbon stocks representing 13.58% decrease in comparison with the current state (40.0 million EUR).

The most substantial change was the loss of three battalions, the 3/5th Lancashire Fusiliers and 2/8th and 2/10th Manchester Regiment, one from each brigade.

Hip fractures have the most substantial consequences, resulting in loss of independence in up to 50% of patients (Schurch et al 1996; NOF 2006).

The most notable alteration was a substantial loss of the voltage-dependency of the inactivation time course (Fig. 2B), resulting in faster inactivation at hyperpolarized potentials (negative to −40 mV) and in slower inactivation at more depolarized potentials (positive to −40 mV).

In contrast, income loss will be most substantial in Barisal Division's housing services.

As in most birth cohort studies, there was a substantial loss in the follow-up.

Perhaps the most substantial limitation associated with MIS is the loss of haptic feedback; this deficit is at its most extreme in robot-assisted surgery, where at present such feedback is lost entirely [ 2].

But a handful of administration officials who were not required to sell chose to hold their Enron shares through most of last year and presumably sold at a substantial loss after the stock price collapsed.