Sentence examples for time from the loss of from inspiring English sources

He said that Rwanda, like Cambodia, will suffer for a long time from the loss of much of its middle class in the killings.

STI lost two weeks of development time from the loss of the Nights engine.

The time from the loss of rightness reflex to awakening (duration of sleeping) were calculated (in minutes) for each animal [ 6].

Immobilisation time was defined as the time from the loss of postural tonicity to the animal's first attempt to lift its head.

The interval between the administration of ketamine and the loss of the righting reflex was considered as the time to onset of sleep, while the time from the loss to regaining of the righting reflex was taken as the duration of sleep [ 24].

The class also acknowledges that creativity is at times born from the loss of control.

Consequently, it takes some time to recover from the loss of multiple segments.

"Common-sense dictates that she should be allowed time to recover from the loss of her husband and brother and not be forced into making such an important reproductive choice at this point in her life". He also said the regulations created inconsistencies.

To evaluate if the lower percentage of infected cells over time could result from the loss of CD4 expression at the cell surface, we monitored the CD4 positive cells during 7 days of infection with HIV-1NL4-3 (Figure S6).

The sleeping latency was recorded from the injection of pentobarbital to the sleep onset and the sleeping time was recorded from the loss of righting reflex to recovery.

We accept the demolitions and the implosions, those great urban erasures, and even the collective howl of anguish that arises from time to time, say over the loss of Penn Station, soon subsides.