Sentence examples for forced trafficking from inspiring English sources

However, it has long been known that forced trafficking of CFTR-ΔF508 to the plasma membrane - for example, by growing cells at low temperature - at least partly restores its function, because the CFTR-ΔF508 mutation does not have a strong impact on the actual biological function of the CFTR protein.

Indeed, the restrictions posed by the impracticality of changing the infrastructure have forced traffic planners to become more creative.

Forced traffic improved the number of voluntary milkings, but altered milk quality and eating behavior of dairy cattle.

The Panama Canal - which connects the Pacific and Atlantic oceans - has reopened after heavy rains forced traffic to be temporarily closed.

In his words, they were "walking along the double yellow line, single file," forcing traffic to go around them.

But the hubs also constrain brain activity by forcing traffic to use a limited number of well-worn routes.

But with 35-ton rigs barreling through red lights and forcing traffic off the roads or through busy intersections, accidents occur, sometimes with deadly consequences.

The work will involve a narrowing of existing lanes with the use of traffic barriers, forcing traffic to slow down while passing through the area.

In other areas of Palo Alto, residents compete with one another to get the most extreme form of speed-bump put in front of their house, to force traffic onto their neighbors' streets.

In December, several busy streets in Karachi were shut down, forcing traffic to a halt for several hours and stranding people at the airport, just so Mr. Gilani could be driven across Karachi to visit Mr. Zardari.

And the current roadblock – which forces traffic from Bismarck to take a 20-mile detour – does make accessing the camps more difficult, said Jen Cook, policy director for the North Dakota ACLU.