Sentence examples for process arresting from inspiring English sources

The underlying mechanism of action seems to be related to the prevention of mitochondrial Ca2+ overload, and modulation of the fusion-fission process, arresting mitochondrial dysfunction [ 36].

The New York City courts that process arrested adults have long been open seven days a week.

But until just recently, the courts that process arrested children were closed on weekends, making it necessary for children taken into custody to be detained for 48 hours or even longer before seeing a judge.

The report also provided a grim look at conditions in Iran, where it said the government had carried out hundreds of executions without due process, arrested and tortured protesters and detained more journalists than nearly any country in the world.

This process arrests enzyme activity but leaves 40 to 60 percent in an active state.

He said that because budget cuts to the Police Department are not expected to significantly reduce the number of arrests, any cut to the prosecutors budgets that would reduce staffing would create a logjam and increase the amount of time between arrests and arraignments, taking police officers off patrol for longer periods of time to process arrests.

Compliance with due process (arrest and fair trial), which the U.S. Constitution guarantees all persons, not just U.S. citizens, has not been a priority in the Obama administration's "war on terror".

The process arrests tumor growth, as only one additional nucleoside can be attached to the "faulty" nucleoside, resulting in termination of DNA replication and ultimately leading the cells to apoptosis.

"But this savage process -- arresting the innocents, house raiding, attacking houses with bombs -- makes us feel aggressive against the coalition forces".

Would it be grateful if another country were to jeopardise the process by arresting Gerry Adams?

The formation of a clot is often referred to as secondary hemostasis, because it forms the second stage in the process of arresting the loss of blood from a ruptured vessel.