Sentence examples for severe stagnation from inspiring English sources

Dlx1/2 −/− embryos exhibit severe stagnation in the differentiation of basal ganglia cells (Bulfone et al., 1993; Anderson et al., 1997).

Moreover, it should be noted that the changes in TLE showed a severe stagnation for males, especially in these age groups in the past four decades in Kerala.

Further, severe qi stagnation may obstruct blood flow to cause blood stasis, but blood stasis may aggravate qi stagnation conversely.

I have spent most of the past year working in Afghanistan and Pakistan for one of the international nongovernmental organizations that implement humanitarian aid programs for people suffering or fleeing from Afghanistan's multiple crises: civil war, persecution by the Taliban and by anti-Taliban military forces, economic stagnation, severe drought and food and water shortages.

But, with Congress in a state of stagnation so severe that it resembles locked-in syndrome, Iannucci's curdled comedy may possess its own tonic force.

That is when the sudden crash of the Japanese real-estate and stock markets ushered in twenty years of stagnation so severe that the period is now known as the Lost Decades.

Increased rates of emigration in the mid-to-late-1990s mid-to-late-1990s mid-to-late-1990s mid-to-late-1990soyment in the midst of severe and protracted economic stagnation, which peaked in the likely990s—pareflectsly individualsin response to the Russian financial crisis.

Furthermore, the Netherlands, like much of Western Europe, is experiencing economic stagnation, rising unemployment and severe government budget cuts that have curbed welfare benefits, compounding the resistance to immigrants.

The accumulation of firebrands at a stagnation plane presents a severe threat to ignitable materials placed near structures.

In its annual report, the IDB argues that "the recovery is still fragile because of a succession of severe after-effects following the period of stagnation".

Referring to the warnings by Summers and others, he writes, "If the secular stagnation threat is truly as severe as some economists argue, we could counter it by using money finance not as a one-off device but continuously over time".