Sentence examples for frequent stall from inspiring English sources

So has Mr. Breyer become a frequent stall user to avoid unwanted attention?

We quarrelled more and more; I found myself screaming impatiently at him for his endless start-up rituals, his languorous browsing, his frequent stalled confusions.

Often, this technique is used to create a sense of pace and urgency, but given how much of the novel is about pauses – hesitancy in romantic or sexual relationships; David's dilemma in coming out to his parents; the frequent stalls and misjudged attempts at friendliness between Leo and David themselves – this method seemed oddly inappropriate to me.

The slow phase could arise from a population of T7 DNAP that unwinds the fork DNA at an overall slower rate perhaps due to frequent stalling or a population not assisted by SSB.

Sae-Han says that recently a group of market traders scraped together the cost of a funeral for a stray puppy that would frequent their stalls, sniffing for scraps.

Loss of Mus81 Mms4/MUS81 EME1, Yen1/GEN1, and Slx1 Slx4/SLX1 SLX4 function sensitizes cells to replication stress, i.e., to conditions that lead to frequent RF stalling or arrest.

Teat injuries were found to be less frequent in free-stalls than in tie-stalls, and this is in accordance with previous results [ 4, 7, 8] Other studies have shown poorer claw health in free-stalls [ 10- 12], but the present material did not provide sufficient information on claw health to make a comparison between housing systems possible.

I began to frequent the Funes stall in the hour before siesta, hoping to catch a glimpse of the boy, to befriend him, take him into my confidence, perhaps even have him move into the house and take the place of the child Elvira and I had never had because of the grinding sadness of the world.

The increased C period obtained after HU-treatment could be explained by a reduced rate of fork movement in general or by frequent replication fork stalling causing an extended replication period due to repair of stalled forks.

Susanne met her farmer husband when he started frequenting the food stall she ran in town.

Whereas a severe limitation in dNTPs leads to frequent replication fork stalling (and probably reversal) and dependence on recombination enzymes, the mild limitation studied here, led to a controlled slowing of replication forks.