The outbreak of World War I in 1914 interrupted tennis activities in Britain and Europe, but, with the exception of 1917, when a Patriotic Tournament was held, U.S. championships continued to be played.
Furthermore, the brain is somehow capable of coordinating the results of interrupted dynamical activities as a "sequence of sequences" (see also [88]).
Their health and behavioral difficulties limited and interrupted family activities and caused more family tension (mean difference: -12.8, CI: -22.2 to -3.4).
5' and 3' UTRs were considered as regions of continuous, non-interrupted transcriptional activity upstream or downstream of annotated genomic features, respectively.
Flare-ups (times of symptom exacerbation) brought disruption in family life, social activities and interrupted school attendance largely due to the child/adolescent feeling unwell, requiring clinic visits and, in some cases, hospitalization.
They are attributed to slippage-mispairing events that are more likely to appear in regions where the polymerase activity is interrupted [28].
Consistent with its stimulant effects in mammals, methamphetamine increased locomotor activity of flies, interrupted sleep, and also affected male courtship (Andretic et al. 2005).
The city thus prospered, and the 2nd and 3rd centuries ce were the great age of Palmyra and its extensive trading activities, despite obstacles that interrupted caravan trade with the East, and also in the face of instability around the Roman-controlled Mediterranean.
We defined non-wear periods as at least 90 minutes with zero activity counts (allowing for two consecutive interrupted minutes with counts ≤100).
Our study supported previous findings that poor sleep hygiene practice (e.g., bedtime struggling behaviors and doing exciting activities before bedtime) were strong predictors for interrupted sleep [ 40, 41].
