Sentence examples for protracted loss from inspiring English sources

Protracted loss of the typical microbiota composition has been associated with exposure to antibiotics, inflammation and several disorders, including inflammatory bowel disease [ 4, 5].

The European Commission said last week that while all have lost competitiveness and need structural changes, "Greece is in a league of its own here, combining large and persistent fiscal imbalances and protracted losses of competitiveness".

By combining resources and sharing costs, the four firms hope to reduce the risk of large and protracted losses.

What most advice fails to factor in — and what we often choose to overlook ourselves — are the costly realities of things like job loss, protracted unemployment, medical bankruptcy and high-interest debt.

The film, which splices together Khaled and Nasr's footage and interviews with bereaved relatives, is both an elegy to the dead and an exploration of loss and protracted trauma.

Studies of spinal cord injury using static compression have highlighted that neuronal loss is much more protracted in time in this type of trauma, than the loss observed after contusion injury.

The second loss was more protracted: Bishop's mother, shattered by her husband's death, suffered a series of breakdowns.

It causes infections varying from asymptomatic to protracted and severe illness with diarrhoea, weight loss and malabsorbtion[ 10].

Combining this finding with the result that spine loss around plaques is a protracted process taking place over a long period of time, the present study may explain the delay of 5 10 years between the accumulation of amyloid-β in human brains and onset of cognitive decline [ 50, 51].

Mr. Romney's aides said the focus now, after his loss in Florida, would be the protracted fight for delegates, while trying to rally conservatives who are suspicious of Mr. McCain to his side.

Complicated protracted administrative processes, insensitive interactions, and reminders of loss contributed to distress, anxiety and feelings of demoralisation.