The phrase "also been interrupted by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where an action or event has been disrupted by another factor or event.
Example: "The meeting has also been interrupted by unexpected technical difficulties."
Alternatives: "also been disrupted by" or "also been halted by".
His own training has also been interrupted by one of the many viruses which gripped the UK this Christmas.
Yet his career has also been interrupted by injury and questionable decisions, rendering his attempts to represent the United States in international competitions disappointing and unfulfilled.
"Who's going to post that on the Internet?" Like her own, Dr. Ante's dating life had also been interrupted by other responsibilities, chiefly military assignments that included a 2003 combat stint in Baghdad.
Nigral projections to the thalamus were not described in humans but by comparison with data gathered in monkeys, we can infer that they probably course along the posterior part of the ft. These would also be interrupted by the PTT, in contrast to pallidotomies or subthalamic DBS or RFL, the latter affecting only the fl.
Yet this was the Ali who had sacrificed his crown to a boycott of the Vietnam war based on religious beliefs, and it also was an Ali whose comeback had been interrupted by a wicked hook from Smokin' Joe Frazier, who with persistence had finally discovered a way to wallop one of the world's most elusive butterflies.
The translocation was also found to be interrupted by frequent pauses, with the pause-entry and pause-exit rates both being independent of the applied force.
Also, fibril growth was interrupted by the addition of 5-HT during the amyloid mid-growth phase (Fig. 5).
The program can identify not only perfect SSRs but also compound SSRs which are interrupted by a certain number of bases.
Curiously in S. maltophilia, also the A subunit gene is interrupted by a REP (Additional file 3).
