Bartu A, Sharp J, Ludlow J, Doherty DA.
It is characterized by a sharp rise caused by disruption of passive film and a slow decay due to repassivation.
Yet most people's instinct was to characterise the shock as temporary and reversible – a V-shape disruption, featuring a sharp downturn and a rapid recovery.
The FVB/N mouse strain has been previously characterized to undergo premature thymic involution, with a sharp decrease in cellularity and disruption of the cortico-medullary junction as early as 5 months, compared to 12 15 months in C57BL/6 mice 25.
The pH-induced expansion of the pyrene-labelled PAA is accompanied by a sharp decrease in the ratio IEIM, signalling the disruption of pyrene excimer forming sites.
This disruption in management and operations created a sharp drop in production.
All adenoid specimens were larger than 2 centimeters of diameter, which could be removed by a sharp adenotom device without any surface injury or iatrogenic disruption of biofilm layers.
The air travel crisis, she said, was a sharp reminder of "how vulnerable we are" to sudden disruptions.
Any disruption in the Middle East would probably bring a sharp increase in prices, which would put the shaky world economic recovery at risk, they say.
The main reason for the slowdown was a sharp 8.9% contraction in the output of cars due to the disruption to the supply chain after the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
