Sentence examples for true loss from inspiring English sources
It is a true loss for the schools".
In his report, Zen-Ruffinen said FIFA's true loss from the bankruptcy is closer to $115 million.
The true loss, he said, would be £223m because almost £3 is levered in for every £1 invested.
"This world is a cruel place to take such a wonderful man from it, a true loss.
True loss is the exclusive domain of surviving families, unalloyed by the outsiders' relief that, this time, the reaper has passed them by.
The process of resolving a loan default--from the date of initial delinquency, to the date when foreclosure proceedings commence, to the date when final sale proceeds are applied against the loan balance to calculate the true loss--can take about a year.
First, as many siRNA duplexes fail to significantly deplete their intended target, increased numbers of duplexes should increase the likelihood of generating the true loss-of-function phenotype for a particular gene.
With the benefit of hindsight, this phenotype is precisely that expected of true loss-of-function point mutants affecting hup operon structural genes encoding Hup exo-hydrogenase activity, were the observed limiting-DOT uptake hydrogenase activity in fact owed to Hyq endo-hydrogenase.
To confirm that this small deletion represents a true loss-of-function mutation for neurexin, we performed complementation tests with two other molecularly characterized neurexin null alleles, Df 3R Exel6191 and nrx[241], and used neurexin antibodies to quantify neurexin protein immunoreactivity in the NMJ of each genotype (Fig. 3).
These variants are sensitive to NMD and thus are considered as true loss-of-function alleles [ 13].
