Sentence examples for vanished need from inspiring English sources

"People who say it is vanished need to come and work in some tertiary hospitals where they will see plenty of patients," Kasia Kozlowska, a psychiatrist at the Children's Hospital at Westmead in Sydney, Australia, and the author of a 2005 review of the subject in The Harvard Review of Psychiatry, wrote in an e-mail message.

A knockout is equivalent to the removal of all edges of a gene (but this is not fully equivalent as the variance of the expression levels of a knocked out gene will vanish, which need not be the case when only its dependencies are removed).

Having established the BBC-Esso formula that would serve National Educational Television for decades, "An Age of Kings" vanished, although one need only peruse the messages posted on the Internet Movie Data Base (imdb.com) to appreciate the fondness with which the series is remembered by those who saw it at an impressionable age.

Though it may seem so, their networks haven't vanished; they simply need to be carefully cultivated back to life.

But as unions vanished and the need for productivity and efficiency rose, pay for truck drivers plummeted.

The pain soon vanished, no root canal needed.

"After asking me if I had what I needed, he vanished in the vastness of his strange creation".

For orbits at altitude around (Lsimfrac{r_{A}}{2}) however, the Schwarzschild term (delta_{S}) in (34) vanishes, we then need to add the lowest order terms from (delta_{c}).

From space, national boundaries vanish and the need to protect the pale blue dot becomes obvious and imperative.

Thus vanished 80% of heat production need to be replaced.

When Sprint and MCI entered the market with innovative offerings, the need for regulation vanished – competition ensured good service and fair prices.