Sentence examples for normal passage from inspiring English sources

"It moved into the center of the switch, and in this position it prevented the normal passage of the train's wheels and seems to have caused the derailment".

Atresia and stenosis, absence, usually congenital, of a normal bodily passage or cavity (atresia) or narrowing of a normal passage (stenosis).

"Max is someone outside the normal passage of time who can see every detail of life with a vividness and a pleasure, so that he is able to say at the end that life is short and full of sorrows, and I loved it".

This dynamic evaluation is vital, as a wide open pylorus with normal passage of the gastric contents excludes HPS (Fig. 2).

To determine if the maintenance and expression of full complements of lux genes was detrimental to cellular growth rates in HEK293 cells, the rates of growth among wild-type, pLuxCDEfrp CO, and pLuxCDEfrp:WT containing cells was monitored over the course of a normal passage cycle.

Cancer progression is believed to involve the loss of checkpoint controls that regulate normal passage through the cell cycle.

An analogous procedure for permanent female sterilization is the transcervical approach that does not require either general anesthesia or surgical incision and uses a normal body passage.

It is important to notice that in normal early passage HFFs, such as those used here, c-Myc constitutive overexpression leads to low level of DNA damage unless WRN is depleted.

DMG: differentially methylated gene; DML: differentially methylated loci; EF: enrichment factor; FLS: fibroblast like synoviocytes; GO: gene ontology; KEGG: Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes; NL: normal; OA: osteoarthritis; P3: passage 3; passagesage 5; passagesage 7; RA: rheumatoid arthritis.

To assess the RA methylation signatures the Illumina HumanMethylation450 chip was used to compare methylation levels in RA, OA, and normal (NL FLSS at passage 3, 5, and 7. Then methylation frequencies at CpGs within the signature were compared between passages.

In HGPS cells, the nuclei and lamina appeared normal at early passages, but, at later passages, the nuclei are severely misshapen and contain an abnormally thick lamina (de Sandre-Giovannoli et al 2003; Eriksson et al 2003).