Sentence examples for size lost from inspiring English sources

Among the porous scaffolds the group with the largest strut size lost percentage mass faster than the other two groups.

"We certainly never expected it could happen so fast!" With size lost taking so much less time than size gained, the scientists' findings emphasize just how rare bigness really is today - and how rare it is likely to remain.

Costa Mesa, another city of comparable size, lost 29 sworn positions in recent years, leaving 136 positions, just 104 of which are fully deployable because of vacancies and injuries, according to Police Lt. Ed Everett.

On the one hand, too short window size loses much contention information and harmful ordering occurs.

The province would no longer be part of the 10th largest economy in the world and Canada's economy would also reduce in size, losing, for example, Québec's aerospace industry and export commodities.

Today, it seems to many champions of the little people, that rather than David slaying Goliath, it's David cut to size, losing savings, jobs, homes and self-esteem; leaving the American Dream clinging to life support and unemployment benefits.

Without inflammation, plasmatocytes may increase in size, lose adhesive ability (flexibility of cell structure), and become oenocytoids producing a set of proteins involved in immunity.

The median AOGCM simulation output for the three emissions scenarios project the MCE at the end of the 21st century in Chile will range from 129 153% of its current size, while in Australia, it will contract to only 77 49% of its current size losing an area equivalent to over twice the size of Portugal.

The inclusion of a frailty effect expands the coefficient 95% confidence intervals of the hospital characteristics, and the hospital size loses statistical significance.

Also, even though there isn't an ideal breast size, losing weight might make your breasts look more "proportional" to your body.

For most states, other firm sizes lost jobs.