Sentence examples for occurring abruptly from inspiring English sources

Earlier studies among people younger than 85 years of age have shown that an average of 60%% of mobility disability develops gradually over the years, rather than occurring abruptly [ 8, 9].

A specially designed clinical research ward succeeded in identifying dengue shock, a syndrome consisting of abnormal hemostasis, thrombocytopenia, positive tourniquet test, hemorrhagic signs, vascular permeability and shock occurring abruptly about the time of defervescence.

Consequently, random pseudo-human genomes with nucleotide and dinucleotide frequencies matching that of the human genome exhibit an essentially complete coverage of n-mers with n up to 13, with gaps in coverage occurring abruptly for n-mers of size 14 and beyond.

Generally, the EOL occurs abruptly when the degradation of a LIB reaches the threshold.

Fracture occurred abruptly, without any sign of necking, and was typically caused by the stress concentration at a surface flaw.

This transition, from subsisting on the land and fur-trading for profit, to a more modern economy occurred abruptly.

The report also considers some other possibilities that are less likely to occur abruptly such as slowing of the ocean currents that support the Gulf Stream.

The hydrogen-induced ductile brittle transition in the BCC β-titanium alloy, Timetal® 21S, occurs abruptly at a critical hydrogen concentration that decreased with decreasing tensile test temperature.

The switching between the regimes occurs abruptly and depends on the oxygen concentration and direction of its change at the constant methane concentration.

We find that coalescence of these ductile materials occurs abruptly, like a first order phase transition, once a critical local pressure or interparticle separation is reached.

Fundamental changes in urban water cycle usually occur abruptly, as society recognizes that existing technologies are no longer able to achieve the goals of protecting publich health and assuring a reliable source of water.