Sentence examples for result of arrest from inspiring English sources

To ensure that these observations were not a direct result of arrest in growth of the tSEC6 strain under filamentation-inducing conditions, we assessed cell viability by enumerating CFU from each culture.

Among the 377 women who underwent labour induction, 51 (13.5%) developed an indication for caesarean delivery as the result of arrest of first-stage or second-stage of labour, failed instrumental delivery or fetal distress.

These mice are infertile as a result of arrested folliculogenesis (at the antral stage) and a failure to ovulate.

Members of various ultras groups, including Ultras Ahlawy, formed the backbone of the student protests against Mr. Al Sisi that have petered out as a result of arrests, expulsions from universities and the turning of universities into security force-controlled fortresses.

Spermatocytes with such a double knockout (dKO) stay viable up to that stage but later disappear, apparently as a result of arrest-induced apoptosis [ 36].

Targeted disruption of either EphB4 or EfnB2 results in early lethality in the developing embryo as a result of arrested angiogenesis but not vasculogenesis [ 13- 15].

All together our data are in agreement with reports of RA patients developing systemic osteoporosis with time [ 29] and of systemic accelerated bone loss in another model of inflammatory arthritis mainly as the result of arrested osteoblast function [ 30].

It is the result of arrested development of the urethra, foreskin, and ventral surface of the penis where the urethral opening may be anywhere along the shaft, within the scrotum, or in the perineum.

Reduced embryo growth appeared to be the result of arrested cell proliferation, rather than cell death, as no widespread increase in apoptosis was observed at E7.5 or E9.5 by activated caspase 3 immunostaining (data not shown).

As a result of his arrest, Mr. Blau said that village workers would undergo background checks.

More news followed: he was found at his home unconscious and not breathing as a result of cardiac arrest.