Sentence examples for by interruption of the from inspiring English sources

With high-voltage discharges, such as are encountered when an individual is struck by lightning, the major effect is to disrupt nervous impulses; death is usually caused by interruption of the regulatory impulses of the heart.

The resulting redirection of excess carbon flux caused by interruption of the TCA cycle via switching gltA OFF improved isopropanol production titer and yield up to 3.7 and 3.1 times, respectively.

In a previous work, an adcA null strain was generated by interruption of the coding sequence by a blasticidine resistance cassette [ 16].

Another testable hypothesis implied by the model is a self-enhancing cycle of Cyt c release and ROS production by interruption of the electron transport.

However, ROS beyond a certain threshold, as produced by severe genotoxic stress, induced 'resistance to apoptosis' switchover by interruption of the ATM-IKK γ molecular talk, inhibition of NF κB and subsequent execution of the ATM-JNK apoptotic cascade.

These can be subdivided into procedures involving surgical removal of the testes, or methods that irreparably damage the testicles by interruption of the blood supply using a castration clamp (Burdizzo castration), rubber ring or latex band [ 3].

Simple global ischaemia was induced by interruption of flow for the times indicated by clamping the aortic perfusion line.

Therefore, the accumulation of LAPTM5-positive vesicles may lead to a disruption of intracellular vesicle trafficking in the Golgi-lysosome pathway, resulting in lysosomal destabilization, accompanied by interruption of provision of lysosomal contents into the lysosomes, in "degenerating NB cells".

One could therefore explain this shift by an interruption of the developing P300 by the potentials evoked by the presentation of the next stimulus.

Both parents and children sought to manage tensions between the two households parents by reducing interruption of the other household, children by trying to keep contact with the other parent as private as possible.

From the mid-10th century, Sāmānid power was gradually undermined, economically by the interruption of the northern trade and politically by a struggle with a confederation of disaffected nobles.