Sentence examples for was disappearance from inspiring English sources
noun
The action of disappearing or vanishing.
It is worth noting that after annealing of pristine alumina at temperature up to 600 °C, the only change in FTIR spectrum was disappearance of C H-related band at 2800–3000 C H-related
HRCT was considered improved if there was disappearance of ground-glass opacities in at least two lung segments.
The definition of technical success was disappearance of blood flow from GV on color Doppler endoscopy and/or dynamic CT within 2 weeks after B-RTO.
In particular, in the NS group there was disappearance of surface layer cells, and loss of the cartilage matrix extended to the calcified zone.
It's disappearance will cost TfL £55m a year.
But what Northrop is most often recording, as the title of her second book suggests, is disappearance.
$3 billion is a shitload of cash to misplace, even if there's nothing overtly malevolent behind it's disappearance.
Criteria of effectiveness of home enteral nutrition were disappearance or substantial regression of the peripancreatic necrotic masses.
There are disappearances – of people, of things – which they live with for as long as they can bear.
There would be disappearances.
The first episode was the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa.
