Sentence examples for results lost from inspiring English sources

Yamauchi readily thinks of the cheats caught, those she still suspects who have so far managed to keep their careers untarnished, of the results lost, the winnings, all that she summarises as "the lost moments".

The results, lost for years but now cleaned up by the British Film Institute, were like moving postcards from the past.

The results suggested a faster internal clock in the older participants, but the results lost significance when levels of literacy were taken into account.

As Dr Mon says: "The delivery speed of lab results was increased significantly, and the number of results lost was also reduced by up to 20%%." In addition, notes Dr Mon, health care workers in rural centres can use the RapidSMS system to relay the results of ongoing treatments of infants, and their mothers, back to public health officials in the capital.

Is this to cover some results lost due to failure?

The sample size calculation assumes that all randomized participants are to be followed up for 5 years unless participants dropped out from the study for various reasons (lack of efficacy, adverse events, abnormal laboratory results, lost to follow-up, etc).

Research shows that people who track their results lose twice as much weight and do twice as well.

A graph of all results loses definition catastrophically in the more precise studies.

Imagination shares have, as a result, lost much of their gains and are now up 1% at 187p.

The Jets, perhaps demoralized when they saw the Rangers result, lost to Montreal, 4-2, and were eliminated from the playoffs.

As this sort of process became the norm, we forgot about seasonality and regionality, and perhaps as a result, lost all of our biodiversity.