Sentence examples for was again lost from inspiring English sources
Just before he died (of a liver complaint) in 1625, Breda, the scene of his first spectacular victory against the Spanish, was again lost to the enemy.
Another Greek writer contrasted the brutality of the westerners with the humane treatment the Muslim hero Saladin accorded to the people of Jerusalem, which he reconquered in 1187 (before it was again lost to Islam, briefly, in 1229).
Patient was again lost to follow-up for 1 year, and at the end of which, he was hospitalized and diagnosed with end-stage renal failure (creatinine = 7.2 mg/dL).
Prkg1SMr mice displayed less REMS in the first half of the light period, a deficit that was entirely compensated in the second half and, conversely, showed more REMS in the first half of the dark period, a surplus that was again lost in the second half.
Within the Apicomplexa, the conoid was again lost from noncoccidian lineages.
In the phylum Ascomycota, this gene was again lost in the subphyla Taphrinomycotina (it includes S. pombe) and Saccharomycotina.
Benítez's had to intervene in a match where his line-up was again losing its edge.
Getting Happily Lost The subject changed, most likely because we were again lost.
In the cycle following the one ending with [67], the butyryl moiety is transferred to malonyl-S-ACP, and a molecule of carbon dioxide is again lost; a six-carbon compound results.
In AAV-Tau.P301L mice the pyramidal neurons were again lost completely in CA and also in deep cortical layers (Figure 6A, in between red arrowheads in panel marked Tau.P301L).
Once this happens, we estimated that the annual probability of re-engagement if cases were again lost to follow-up was 81.7%; we assumed the remaining cases to be permanently lost.
