In Aristophanes' plays, the chorus, which regularly interrupts the course of the play to address the audience with reference to the story, the author and the people from the audience alike (parabasis), virtually destroys all the elements and characteristics of tragedy: its seriousness as well as its harmonious unity is systematically parodied.
Of course, world wars interrupted the trend but they tended to be followed by a rebound in fertility.
On Friday, September 19th, the S.E.C. announced a temporary ban on short selling, infuriating hedge-fund managers, who saw it as political favoritism that interrupted the natural course of the markets.
Tang et al. (2011) identified 21 debris flows along the Min river, among which, the Hongchun gully debris flow interrupted the river course and resulted in the flooding of the newly reconstructed Yingxiu town (Fig. 12c and d).
By that stage, the trial had been interrupted during the course of the Prosecution's case over a dozen times on account of the ill health of Milošević, causing the loss of some 66 trial days.
Treatment of Crohn's disease aims to achieve sustained clinical and endoscopic remission and to interrupt the disease course that ends in intestinal failure and complications [ 8].
Acute oesophagitis is therefore one of the most frequent side effects and, particularly with the current trend for combined modality therapy, can be severe enough to interrupt the planned course of radiation therapy.
The identification of preinvasive cervical lesions is possible through a combination of Pap smear and histological verification, and allows for appropriate treatment, i.e., removal or destruction of preinvasive lesions, which interrupts the natural course of cervical cancer and stops disease progression.
