Sentence examples for was predominantly lost from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, the R5X4 phenotype was predominantly lost during transmission.
The existence of such an association has been demonstrated in prostate cancer [ 7, 12], in which expression of DKK3 was predominantly lost in high-grade prostatic tumours.
Under B-deficient conditions, the heterocyst envelope is highly disorganized, and the glycolipid layer is predominantly lost.
In early stages of the disease the inhibitory neurons containing vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) and nitric oxide synthase (NOS) are predominantly lost, but in advanced disease excitatory neurons containing acetylcholine may also be lost.
Note that most hydrodynamical simulations of common-envelope evolution show that matter is predominantly lost in the orbital plane of the inner binary (e.g. Ricker and Taam 2012; Passy et al. 2012b), however, these simulations are not been able to unbind the majority of the envelope.
This bias is predominantly lost at high ligand concentrations because in many instances transducers reflect the presence of spare receptors for the pathways.
Moreover, the DM derived from both higher copy-number haplotypes; conversely, the higher copy-number haplotypes on 4q12 were predominantly lost in the segments flanking the DM.
Collectively, this has resulted in the survivors' long-term experiences, views, descriptions, meanings and needs being predominantly lost, neglected or in some cases negated within the literature.
One Basal-like subtype-associated CNA was loss of 5q11 35, which contains at least three genes important for BRCA1-dependent DNA repair (RAD17, RAD50, and RAP80); these genes were predominantly lost as a pair, or all three simultaneously.
The reason for lost data was predominantly owing to incorrectly entered subject numbers or clerical errors preventing the study team linking data to participants.
The 99 Ranch makes the area's growing Asian population feel more at home, but longtime residents who are predominantly white feel lost.
