Meanings of be some loss in English

There will be some loss of nitrogen through leaching and denitrification.

Even this might be some loss to a poor man.

Necessarily, there will be some loss, but the foregoing is offered as the theoretical basis of calculation.

Where more cattle are run on a range than its grass and water can support there is bound to be some loss.

There would be some loss in neck mobility, which would make it hard to check blind spots or discreetly stare at people.

I 'm sure we agree that even in a free society there has to be some loss of privacy to meet equally important public needs.

There was some loss of the efficacy of meconium after centrifugation-filtration and washing out.

At the 4-year follow-up observation, there was some loss of the initial improvement in VAS and Oswestry scores.

It is much more expeditiously made, but there is some loss in leaves, in color and in palatability.

In fact in every private house and shop there is some loss of property, Sudeep Saha, an official, told Reuters.

On the other hand, the alcoholic solution is much more expensive and there is some loss by evaporation while in use.

His mother had already contracted tuberculosis before his birth, and it may be surmised there was some loss or lack of nourishment in the womb.

Limitations: There was some loss of the sample during follow-up (35.1%), which was to be expected given the turbulent nature of the study setting.