Sentence examples for effectively interrupted from inspiring English sources
The increase in impedance was attributed to the presence of less defective and compact intercalated Ti layer that effectively interrupted the corrosive ions pathways.
Moreover, the electrically insulating BN layer effectively interrupted electron conduction, which is the major problem with using MWCNTs as a thermally conductive filler, despite their superior thermal conductivity.
Since the energy of the anti-phase boundary created by the ordinary dislocations was higher than that created by the superlattice dislocations, the motion of the ordinary dislocations was effectively interrupted by the APBs, resulting the activation of the superlattice dislocations, and a loss of ductility in Al-rich TiAl.
CTKR effectively interrupted oviposition attempts of this parasitoid wasp and even repelled this parasitoid from colonies after evoking consecutive CTKRs.
The second survey in 1997 followed a period of low rainfall which effectively interrupted mosquito-borne transmission for that season [23].
This navigation process was necessary, since the experience of being doubted effectively "interrupted" their goals of becoming a scientist (Carlone and Johnson, 2007).
The structure and function of the phospholipid bilayer is thus altered, effectively interrupting protein conformation, transport and energy generation, which eventually leads to cell death.
Ionic liquids (ILs) have been proposed as potential inhibitors for preventing gas hydrate formation because their ion pairs effectively interrupt the hydrogen bonding between water molecules.
It has been reported that exposure to hyperbaric oxygen can effectively interrupt a cluster headache attack and to prevent the recurrence over 2 to 3 days following treatment [4].
Dilution of progeny particles (into surrounding tissues, blood) should effectively interrupt the progress of the infection [7].
Since R50E cannot bring integrin αvβ3 to the FGF/FGFR complex, R50E effectively interrupts the subsequent FGF signaling events.
