Sentence examples for progressively lose from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most significant differences between the Syrian hamster and Turkish hamster HPS models are the discordance in fatality rates and the observation that Turkish hamsters infected with LNV progressively lose weight as disease progresses whereas the weight of Syrian hamsters infected with ANDV remains steady or increases.

The Middle Ages saw Christians progressively lose their majority status in the region.

Those who are badly affected, usually young, progressively lose the ability to control their limbs.

But in the later stages, there is no let-up in decline and sufferers progressively lose muscular function and become more disabled.

Dr. Kurtin, 64, has spent almost 20 years of his career on a quest to create a better pair of spectacles for people who suffer from presbyopia — the condition that affects almost everyone over the age of 40 as they progressively lose the ability to focus on close objects.

Finally, during the centuries that separate the Talmudic period (2nd 5th centuries ce) from the full resurgence of Jewish esoterism in the middle of the 12th century, the texts that were preserved progressively lose their density and affective authenticity and become reduced to the level of literary exercises that are more grandiloquent than substantial.

PGCLCs progressively lose H3K9me2, including at lamina-associated perinuclear heterochromatin, resulting in changes in nuclear architecture.

From XPS analyses, it is revealed that with increasing RF power (from 20 to 80 W), the peroxy polystyryl radicals progressively lose oxygen through cyclization process.

Another external influence that can be predicted by this metric are link disconnections due to mobility since, a departing link will progressively lose its quality, leading to the selection of another Gateway node.

His reasons against a universal monarchy combine fears of an all-powerful and powerless world government: "For the laws progressively lose their impact as the government increases its range, and a soulless despotism, after crushing the germs of goodness, will finally lapse into anarchy" (113).

This specific phenotype, which persists in benign PETs, is progressively lost with disease progression.