Sentence examples for the substantial loss of from inspiring English sources
The substantial loss of transverse stiffness is proposed to originate from the fiber/matrix interface debonding near matrix cracks.
Myocardial infarction (MI) results in the substantial loss of functional cardiomyocytes, which frequently leads to intractable heart disorders.
The complete loss of solute diffusivity at silica surface was explained by the substantial loss of the probability of productive displacements.
A thermally induced sp2→sp3 transformation occurs at high temperatures because of the substantial loss of graphitic sp2-type carbons, together with a dramatic reduction in capacitance.
Despite the substantial loss of brain cells in the mice, the researchers found that environmental enrichment or elevated histone acetylation resulting from treatment with HDAC inhibitors helped the mice recall maze tasks and other behaviors they had learned weeks before.
"It reflects the substantial loss of population for these communities over all — 'inner city' post-war depopulation — but also the striking transformation from overwhelmingly white neighborhoods to a much more mixed population".
The robust nature of the discordant DG-glucose autoradiographs and the rapid, substantial loss of lactate from activated brain strongly contradict the notion that lactate generated within the brain is an important neuronal fuel during activation.
Iranian young people's affection for things American has diminished dramatically, a reflection of the United States' substantial loss of political capital here in the last three years.
Combining the two sets of mutations, however, appeared to cause the most substantial loss of Vpu function, suggesting a potentially parallel nature for these pathways.
Despite successfully eliminating the ER, substantial loss of PM markers by non-specific partitioning into the dextran phases during equilibration clearly reduced the yield in the final ConA fraction.
As described above, PEGylation is limited by the frequent substantial loss of protein specific activity associated with polymer-conjugation.
