Sentence examples for shown to lose from inspiring English sources

"We've shown to lose our discipline sometimes".

I know that children who are given a tangible reward for learning activities have been shown to lose interest in doing those activities without the reward.

Poorly executed programs have been shown to lose money while not achieving their health goals [17].

I. multifiliis has been shown to lose infectivity at later cell divisions potentially due to cellular senescence.

However, when cultured ex vivo MSCs will spontaneously differentiate and have been shown to lose multipotency after prolonged passaging.

First generation pH-sensitive liposomes, based on the cone-shaped lipid dioleoylphosphatidylethanolamine (DOPE), have been shown to lose fusogenicity in the presence of serum.

It's common, he says, for major artists with huge shows to lose money playing Glastonbury.

A year ago, when it seemed it was the Kerry blue's show to lose, he lost to a miniature poodle, Ch.

Too bad that it's exactly at this point that the Met's Picasso collection starts to break down, and the show to lose steam.

It was not the hilarious mob scene that had caused past shows to lose "the mission of the event," in the words of the council's executive director, Peter Arnold.

Rhodes spent the following weeks highlighting Show's embarrassing moments in previous WrestleManias, often costing Show to lose matches in the process.