Sentence examples for partially lose from inspiring English sources
As a result, astrocytes and oligodendrocytes partially lose their neuroprotective ability and such changes can alter the synaptic efficacy of neurons contributing to neurodegenerative processes in the brain.
After ADT, nitrogen doped MCs and, to a lesser extent, sulfur doped MCs resulted to partially lose their catalytic activity towards ORR.
Such axon guidance defects may occur as MB neurons partially lose their subtype identity, as evidenced by suppression of various MB subtype markers in unf knockdown MBs.
RNA interference experiments demonstrated the involvement of Ir-LBP in this activity as tick salivary glands submitted to ex vivo Ir-LBP siRNAs partially lose their ability to bind LTB4.
This indicates that upon activation, microglia partially lose their resting signature and acquire a priming or acute signature.
The immune system seems to be involved in this process, as demonstrated by T-cell−depleted BDIV rats that partially lose resistance toward MPNST development (Marx et al. 2009).
Nevertheless, the lower esophageal sphincter function was partially lost, and we added partial fundoplication (Toupet fundoplication) to prevent postoperative reflux.
* A woman in China partially lost her hearing after her boyfriend reportedly ruptured her eardrum with a passionate kiss.
In all life there is no sound like it-the orectic cry of millions partially lost souls, grown a year older, hating to die.
Even humans, who have long since abandoned the trees as their principal lodging place, have only partially lost the physical adaptations for tree climbing; their hands, in particular, remain in the arboreal mold.
In the 1950s and '60s considerable progress was made in the control of mosquitoes and locust swarms, although these achievements have been partially lost by governmental instability and mismanagement and by warfare between states.
