Sentence examples for of lost of from inspiring English sources

The increased number of neurons resulting from Her8a knockdown resembles the effect observed in Notch deficient embryos which have been shown to be the result of lost of lateral inhibition and consequently caused premature differentiation of neurons [30].

The neutral loss of 59.077 mass was possibly indicative of lost of trimethylamine.

The fear of losing of control to grassroots organisations seems to threaten the international humanitarian establishment far more than talk of unity with their development peers.

These steps minimize the risk of losing of arsenic during digestion.

"There were a lot of flicks, a lot of losing of the ball, and it wasn't just wasn't quite happening for him.

Of death, of life, of loving, of losing, of being well, of being sick.

The prospect of losing of about one-sixth of the EU's economic output represents a major setback and risks galvanizing "leave" movements in other member countries.

Wyeth's images confront the idea of dissociation, pulling inspiration from her own dissociative episode and the experience of losing of control that came with it.

He claimed that he saw the real effects of bombing civilians and the trauma of losing of his brothers in arms.

Ice can prevent marine operations and lead to lost of time and therefore lost of money.

"I was kind of lost for those couple of years".