Sentence examples for strong losses from inspiring English sources
The last four days of April saw strong losses in the pork markets with lean hogs and pork bellies falling by as much as 10%.
On the other hand, the absence of (Si3- Si-H bond abSi3- Si-HpointSi3- Si-Hstrong losses of hydrogen from the PSiNP surfaces.
The adaptation also induced strong losses in threshold contrast sensitivity that were selective for lower spatial frequencies, though these losses were very similar to the threshold changes induced by the sharpened images.
An analytical study shows that the strong losses associated with the high conductivity make it impossible that an electromagnetic wave generated near the surface with a frequency of 10 MHz or lower reaches the outer part of Titan's atmosphere.
Strong losses of lin-41 function [as in lin-41 (n2914 ), lin-41 (tn1487 ts ), or lin-41 (RNAi)] cause severe defects in oocyte growth and meiotic progression (Spike et al. 2014).
We obtained an average genome coverage of 15× and error rates were low at 1.5%, 1.2%, 0.8%, for CG, CHG, CHH methylation, respectively, indicating high quality data (Table 1).> -wrap-foot> We observed strong losses of DNA methylation at certain sites in the genome in the regenerated plants but not in wild-type plants.
We need big banks, in particular, to have strong loss-absorbing buffers, and that is the role played by equity capital.
It offers strong loss differentiation capabilities, and does not require traffic profiles or admission controls.
However, even though wireless TCP shows poor throughput, a strong loss recovery algorithm can increase the performance of wireless TCP.
"There's a very strong loss of trust on the part of your team, reduced commitment to the job and lower productivity and higher turnover," says Bendersky.
However, analysis of glacier change in the Kodar Mountains shows both a strong loss of glacier area, as high as 0.9% year−1 between the 1960s and 2010 (Stokes et al. 2013), and a strong loss of glacier volume and negative mass balance (Shahgedanova et al. 2011).
