Sentence examples for interrupted growth from inspiring English sources
Most highway agencies appear to be adopting what Goodwin labels the "interrupted growth" hypothesis: because the downturn in traffic parallels that in the global economy, the bad economy is to blame for the motoring decline.
Such new structures were obtained by means of interrupted growth of QDs within semiconductor media.
After incubation, a clear area of interrupted growth underneath and along the sides of the test material indicates antibacterial activity of the specimen.
In this study, Cu2O is fabricated on TiO2 flat surface using a special interrupted pulse-electrodeposition and the microstructural and morphological evolution of the Cu2O particles during the interrupted growth has been investigated.
Similar metastasis dynamics have been reported for other tumours, including early breast cancer, for which it supported a paradigm shift to an interrupted growth model, the implications of which are episodes of 'tumour dormancy'.
RNAi against planarian netrins and netrin receptors results in a disorganized meshwork of axonal projections and interrupted growth of visual axons, suggesting that these proteins act as axon guidance signals during regeneration (Cebrià and Newmark, 2005).
Nutritional deprivation or stressful circumstances during this time period can interrupt growth, permanently affecting the development of the legs and other organs.
While a number of childhood factors, such as stress, infection and nutrition, may interrupt growth and hence result in short legs, a detailed analysis of the British 1946 birth cohort found that infant feeding was the most important childhood factor associated with leg length (Wadsworth et al, 2002).
Additionally, growth is always cyclically interrupted by growth marks.
Growth is often continuous and not interrupted by growth marks, such as in sauropods, large herbivorous mammals, and in most birds but can also be cyclically interrupted, as is documented for many nonavian dinosaurs.
The cortex is regularly interrupted by growth marks, mainly in form of LAGs (lines of arrested growth) (Figs. 6, 7 and 8).
