Sentence examples for time loosing from inspiring English sources
The lyrics painted a picture of something very familiar to me at that time, loosing someone close to you to something you don't understand.
The catalysts could be reused for three times (24 h each time), loosing only 10% glycerol conversion.
Gel-based analysis such as 2D-DIGE is by far the best technique available when analyzing the global proteome without, at the same time, loosing information on protein isoforms.
Finally, ILEs were shown to slowly degenerate with time, loosing progressively these specific features, and were thus suggested to be ancestors of many resident introns.
More generally, we are not aware of any systematic way to map the pathway charts available at stoichiometric level to the functional level, allowing to univocally assign a sign to each edge without at the same time loosing in this process a large part of the molecular species involved.
As a result, the ball was harder to handle than it is now and spent more time loose on the ground.
Edinburgh's scrum supremacy continued in the second half, as further set-piece penalties yielded a third Zebre sin-binning, this time loose-head Aguero seeing the flash of Hodges' yellow.
In fact, by the time loose monetary policy and lack of supervision made leverage seemingly irresistible, margins and fees of financial institutions had been under severe pressure for decades due to globalization and a multitude of other potent forces.
For each sampling time loose fitting gloves were placed on each hand of the subject within one minute after completing the entire application procedure.
Males start out by showing an innate preference for androchrome morphs and over time loose this preference, i.e. mature males either show a lack of a preference or a preference for gynochrome females.
For the bowel domain, we used the item 'How often have you had stools (bowel movements) that were loose or liquid during the last 4 weeks?', with answers dichotomised to 'no/seldom loose stool' vs 'at least half of the time loose stool' (Madalinska et al, 2001).
