Sentence examples for unknown loss from inspiring English sources

When failure time is unknown, loss of production system will be occurred.

When failure time is unknown, loss of production will be occurred.

However, when there is no acid in the reaction mixture, the salts also catalyse an unknown loss reaction (a side reaction).

We treated our patients presumptively with double dose oseltamivir, including Patient C with the low creatinine clearance, because we suspected they had H5N1, standard dose oseltamivir for H5N1 is associated with a poor outcome in Viet Nam, and elsewhere, and to guard against the unknown loss of OC through the haemofilter.

Of the 844 surviving infants, 160 (19%) did not receive BSID-II testing and were excluded from the analysis: 109 (13%) infants were lost to follow-up (40 refused follow-up, 53 could not be reached/moved away, 16 unknown loss to follow-up), and 516(6%) were evaluated using other tests.

It may be tempting to skip food to save calories for the alcohol but that "trick" is a one-way ticket to fast drunkenness and one almighty hangover, not to mention unknown loss of control in between.

However, he added, the Pritzkers were passive investors who had little control over the management of the institution, and therefore were "not willing to pour money down a black hole of uncertain numbers and unknown losses, which appears to be the case".

Schneiderman's actions also threaten Bank of New York Mellon, the trustee for those mortgage bonds, with unknown losses, as his office may determine that the firm didn't properly assemble and maintain critical loan documents necessary for mortgage instruments to become securities per New York state law.

It is unknown whether loss of synapses is dependent on an age-related loss of Cav-1 expression and whether this has implications for neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease.

Although the mechanism by which the absence of the BK channel contributes to OHC degeneration is unknown, perhaps loss of the protective effects of efferent inhibition supported by BK channels in basal OHCs increases their susceptibility to loss and accelerates subsequent high frequency hearing loss.

C 562.8 imperfect: mutilated; unknown if loss of text.