Sentence examples for phases losing from inspiring English sources

Their housing experiences involved three phases: losing ground related to limited control over their basic human rights and inappropriate housing conditions; struggling to survive with the support of various community services; and gaining stability as a result of securing personal space and rebuiding relationships.

However, they went on to struggle in the group phase, losing all six of their matches against Austria, France and Iceland.

Bangladesh, in their first match of the Super 10 phase, lost three wickets for two runs in six deliveries.

Statistical concepts of percolation theory give estimates of the length distribution of blobs created when the nonwetting phase loses continuity because of displacement by the wetting phase.

The pure single phase lost mass approximately as quickly as when it was mixed with 1 g soil: Both showed mass losses of about 90% after 80 min, with the δ13C of the residue shifted more than 2.0‰ in both cases.

Such reactions are often accompanied by a continuous alteration of the pore structure of the medium, and at high conversions they exhibit percolation-type behavior, i.e. the solid matrix of the medium and/or the fluid phase lose their macroscopic connectivity.

Cells in stationary phase lost the ability to respire on most C/N sources.

However, during prolonged S phase arrest, cells blocked within S phase lose chromatin-associated MCMs and accumulate stalled and collapsed forks, which eventually compromise genome integrity.

For patients who have to travel distances to come to the hospital, and/or need to miss work or family time both in the hospital and during the recovery phase, lost time was of variable but often significant importance.

For descriptive purposes, we additionally conducted first-order parametrical analyses of anticipation phases of losing trials (LA1) and outcome phases of lost losing trials (LOL1) [Additional file 1].

Most of the schools would be phased out, losing students and financing with each passing year.