… On the basis of health-interview data, 1 it is estimated that approximately 4 percent of people
under 45 years of age and 29 percent of those 65 years or over have a handicapping loss …

… loss on awakening represent a special problem: the loss … Some patients become aware of
their hearing loss only when they … Thus, the term sudden can refer to an instantaneous loss or …

… basis for yield loss, on the macro- and microeconomics of losses caused by individual … of
crop loss information for disease management. Concepts in disease and crop loss assessment …

Siderophore biosynthesis by the highly lethal mould Aspergillus fumigatus is essential for
virulence, but non-existent in humans, presenting a rare opportunity to strategize …

… loss in a spectrum of tumor types, to evaluate the prognostic effect of weight loss on response
to chemotherapy and on survival, and to correlate weight loss with other prognostic factors. …

… loss high, but the total seagrass area lost is large. Overall, the measured area of seagrass
loss … Extrapolating our conservative net loss (29%) to this global scale suggests that more than …

… losses and CCD is keeping track of losses over time and on a large geographic scale. Given
that our surveys are representative of the losses … comparison with future losses as well as …

… sodium reduction and weight loss combined across these time … loss compared with 13%
of the 260 participants not assigned to weight loss achieved the intervention goal of weight loss …

… relative importance of forest disturbance and forest loss. Here we address these knowledge
… value from disturbance than from forest loss. For example, a 20% loss of primary forest, the …

… from test and the stage efficiency calculated from the complete loss model of this paper (including
profile loss, end-wall loss, and part-span shroud loss), applied as described in a later …