Even the few employees who have obtained sizable rewards usually had to wait years for a recovery, and almost universally lost their jobs in the meantime, costing themselves and their families millions of dollars in lost income and benefits.
By contrast, the second copy of TGFBI was either universally lost (i.e. presumably before the teleost species radiation), or TGFBI was not part of the duplicated gene complement.
The idea that superior surgical technique (i.e. soft surgery) alone is enough to preserve residual hearing was challenged by Cohen [ 62] asserting that residual hearing is universally lost following implantation, irrespective of the implanted electrode and the technique of surgical insertion.
Above all, he cherished his manly self-sufficiency (even though he carried his dirty laundry to Concord for his mother to wash): "Who knows but if men constructed their dwellings with their own hands, and provided food for themselves and families simply and honestly enough, the poetic faculty would be universally developed?" Emerson lost patience with his peculiar friend.
But the coaches of Britain are, almost universally, like Dante's lost circle of hell.
More than 50% of the universally conserved gene families lost in mammals are involved in biomolecular metabolism/catabolism; three gene families were annotated as oxydoreductive and ion transporters, and one family as being a transcription factor (Table 1).
All more derived basal turtles with an unambiguous basipterygoid process are interpreted as having a fused articulation [ 18, 20, 35, 66, 86, 87, 93, 94] whereas all more advanced stem-testudine taxa and all crown turtles are universally considered to have lost their basipterygoid process completely (e.g., [ 66]).
The winner of a debate is not so subjective that the name of the winner varies geographically: Trump lost the debate, universally, because Trump made few coherent arguments, undermined his own assertions with his own contradictory assertions, and by just about every other objective measure.
The differential loss of the LygF1 and LygF2 genes suggests that these two genes have different functions, with the LygF1 gene having a near essential function, thus preventing loss, while the LygF2 gene has a function that is not universally essential that can be lost.
Nor do we want to be permanently and universally invisible, the condition of the lost and the dead.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a person who has just lost a fortune must be in want of a romance novel.
