The phrase "a transient interruption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a temporary or brief pause or disruption in a process or activity.
Example: "The meeting experienced a transient interruption of communication due to technical difficulties."
Alternatives: "a temporary disruption of" or "a brief pause in".
In a recent publication, lung scintigraphy had a lower diagnostic inadequacy rate than CTA in pregnant patients [45], probably due to a transient interruption of contrast material by unopacified blood from the inferior vena cava in the CTA studies.
The subsequent elevation of [Ca2+]pm was associated with a transient interruption of the increase in Perceval fluorescence.
After a single treatment, the jejunal epithelium underwent a transient interruption of cell proliferation followed by a hyperplastic recovery and return to control proliferative rate on Day 7. Subsequent treatments led to suboptimal recovery for all treatment intervals.
Such an approach is based on the concept that a transient interruption of ongoing T cell activation during the initiation and progression of the autoimmune process may allow the host to default to a state of tolerance to the autoantigen.
The subsequent rise of [Ca2+]pm, reflecting voltage-dependent Ca2+ entry, coincided with a transient interruption of the [ATP]pm increase or even a small lowering, before the concentration continued to increase at a slower rate.
Western-Blot analysis demonstrated higher VEGFR2 expression in group 3 with respect to group 1 and 2. A transient interruption of antiangiogenic treatment does not impede restoration of tumor response, while a definitive interruption tends to stimulate a rebound of angiogenesis to higher level than without treatment.
Patient was considered as presenting a grade 3 transient interruption of contrast (TIC) by both observers.
IECs isolated from an intestinal loop after transient interruption of the mesenteric blood flow for 30 min followed by restoration of the vascular flow for 60 min exhibited markedly increased Irak1 protein levels but no significant change in Irak1 mRNA (Fig 3A and Supporting Information Fig S3A).
To evaluate if respiratory coaching performed prior to CT pulmonary angiography (CTPA) image acquisition has an impact on the occurrence of transient interruption of contrast (TIC) phenomenon.
Transient interruption of contrast (TIC) is a physiological artefact that was first described by Gosselin et al. [5].
The VIGS technique is nowadays widely used to allow the transient interruption of gene function through a process similar to RNA interference [ 2].
