Sentence examples for blocking propagation from inspiring English sources

At low densities myofibroblasts did not alter arrhythmia propensity, at intermediate densities myofibroblasts caused additional APD shortening and increased arrhythmia propensity, at high densities myofibroblasts protected against arrhythmia by causing resting depolarization and blocking propagation.

On the other hand, microinjection of oocytes with GDPβS has not only blocked propagation of 1-MA induced Ca2+ waves, but also inhibited progression of meiotic maturation (Fig. 2).

Curators can manually block propagation to descendants either by annotating a loss of the function at some point in the tree (loss of function is discussed below), or by removing a clade of sequences from the tree ('pruning'pruning

Shadowing is a large-scale pathloss effect resulting from obstacles blocking the propagation of signal energy.

Besides, due to the building blocking, signal propagation loss, and reflection effect, capacity holes in hot spots and deteriorated user experiences are still big challenges [5].

Excellent performance of this discontinuous Galerkin method on precluding temperature oscillations and on blocking error propagation is demonstrated through solving a convection-dominated oil well-injection problem.

An analytical and experimental investigation of the possibility of actively blocking the propagation of bending waves along a uniform beam is described.

To highlight the impact of the propagation environment on the wireless system performance, in Figure7 and8, the positions and markers in green refer to the links characterized by obstructed LOS connection[20], while red markers indicates the links in severe NLOS condition where up to 15 walls are blocking the propagation.

Recently, detailed atomic force microscopy (AFM) observations of the growth surface of calcite suggested that Mg2+ inhibits the crystal growth of calcite by blocking the propagation of kink sites (Nielsen et al. 2013) or by increasing the mineral solubility (Davis et al. 2000).

This small collection of analogue-sensitive proteins in effect constituted an oligogenic barrier blocking the propagation of B. subtilis on a fluoroTrp.

This is highly unexpected and raises the question of whether we are seeing an indirect consequence of the complete loss of Swi6 or whether Swi6 acts per se in blocking the propagation of H3K9 methylation.