Sentence examples for immediate breakdown of from inspiring English sources
There was no immediate breakdown of how many were combatants.
When inhaled, it causes immediate breakdown of the lung tissue, resulting in haemorrhagic pneumonia and death.
HF was classified as fulminant HF (immediate breakdown of the clot within 30 minutes), intermediate HF (breakdown of the clot between 30 and 60 minutes) and late HF (complete clot lysis after more than 60 minutes).
Considering that C domains and P domains are hubs and bottlenecks of the DDI network respectively, this observation suggests that oncogenic mutations tend to avoid the topologically important nodes of the biological networks, probably because such mutations in key domains would lead to immediate breakdown of the whole system so become highly deleterious for cancer cell survival.
We demonstrate that exposition to intense light causes the immediate breakdown of the outer blood retinal barrier (BRB).
Multiple introductions from distinct native source populations can cause an immediate breakdown of natural gene flow barriers, often leading to admixture (e.g. [ 6]), increased population genetic diversity [ 6] hybridization [ 7] and even genetic novelty [ 8] in the invaded range.
(A quick breakdown of prices and networks.
While waiting to have her hair done recently, she read an article entitled "Are You Cracking Up?" It gave s list of symptoms indicative of an immediate breakdown, & she found that she had all the symptoms.
No, as Jean describes in the video above, it's as an immediate breakdown that feels like your hurdling out of an airplane.
PtdIns 3,4,5) P3, as well as its immediate breakdown product PtdIns 3,4) P2, trigger downstream signalling responses by interacting specifically with a subgroup of signalling proteins that possess a PH (pleckstrin homology) domain that bind with high affinity to these 3-phosphoinositides [ 9].
The solid fault occurs as a result of an immediate complete breakdown of insulation as would happen if, say, a pick struck an underground cable bridging conductors, or if the cable was dug up by a bulldozer.
