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A bioassay using Culex pipiens larvae revealed that the mosquitocidal activity was virtually lost upon replacement of loop2.

But as he deployed an echo-repeat device, some kind of computerized memory system and harmonizers that could raise and lower his pitch by an octave, his actual playing was virtually lost in gimmickry.

After a wonderful 18-rebound, 4-blocked-shot performance in a Game 1 victory, Camby was virtually lost for the rest of the series after his mother and two sisters were held hostage the morning after the opening game.

He made his second pit stop in 8.2 seconds after lap 44 with a 14.1 second lead on Webber, who inherited the lead for three laps until his own pit stop on lap 47. "The race was virtually lost in that first stint," Webber said.

The fact that Wales won 11-3 was virtually lost in the aftermath.

In fact, the benefit of LNC was virtually lost among patients with stage 5 CKD.

Within minutes, along Route 51 in Missouri, the signal is virtually lost.

This mode of being, this self, is seemingly untouched by his amnesia, even though his autobiographical self, the self that depends on explicit, episodic memories, is virtually lost.

The inking alone, and the steadiness of hand it requires, takes years of training: skills that have been virtually lost in the age of the computer.

The vowel ae is no longer kept distinct from e in southern Korea and the distinction is virtually lost in modern Seoul, though it is maintained in the spellings.

"As a consequence, the ability of low-income households to access emergency financial assistance on a repeat basis, which was a feature of the old scheme has been virtually lost in many areas of England.