Sentence examples for controlled interruption from inspiring English sources

This kind of controlled interruption may represent a kind of ideal, Dr. Nelson said.

Therefore, the CK activity of cell lysates may represent the real state of the compromised cells that use a cellular buffer system, possibly adenylate kinases, to control the interruption by ASB9ΔSOCS.

Neutropenia was well managed with the use of G-CSF in 17 patients (77%) and thrombocytopenia was generally controlled by dose interruption without transfusion.

To verify this hypothesis, a dedicated experimental setup is proposed that allows strain-controlled interruption of high speed tension loadings.

Between 1879 and 1899 the Opportunists, with only brief interruptions, controlled the machinery of government.

The Communists had essentially controlled the Government without interruption since the 1940's.

A two-pronged approach is thus necessary: (i) intensifying control in remaining high-endemicity areas and pockets of high transmission; and (ii) moving from morbidity control to interruption of disease transmission in low-endemicity areas with the goal of local elimination.

The contact angle was controlled by introducing different flux interruptions and tuning the V/III flux ratio.

Historians of the last century will note that one party — the Democrats — solidly controlled Congress, with only passing interruptions, for more than six decades, through recessions and wars and other challenges.

During times of disruptive change, all sorts of feelings are heightened — loss of control, the interruption of power, fear of failure.

Of 865 co-enrollments involving 713 patients, the most common other international trials tested pharmaconutrition, intensive glucose control, sedation interruption and high frequency oscillation (Table 1).