Sentence examples for short-term interruption from inspiring English sources
After the short-term interruption, COD removal gradually returned to normal within one solids retention time.
"Sudden short-term interruption of such regular medication may also contribute to the increased risk of cardiovascular events.
Nick Leeming, chairman of estate agency Jackson-Stops & Staff, said that until the outcome of the vote was known "there will be short-term interruption to the property market".
In this study, we examined morphological and functional changes in retinal blood vessels and neurons in mice that had undergone short-term interruption of retinal vascular development through inhibition of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) signaling.
During repeated 30-d periods of adding both 2 mg L−1 nC60 and 2 mg L−1 nanosilver, short-term interruption of SBRs for 4 d was observed and accompanied by (1) reduced total suspended solids in the reactor, (2) poor COD removal rate as low as 22%, and (3) decreased nC60 removal to 0%.
Similar conclusions have been drawn by Trkola et al. in chronically infected patients subjected to short-term interruption of treatment [50].
Except for during these "short-term interruptions", the silver removal rate was above 90%.
This would give it the right to temporarily evict another party—such as an academic lab, which might be willing to tolerate short-term interruptions in exchange for low- or no-cost access to the spectrum.
When dosing nC60 at 0.07 2 mg L−1, the SBR removed greater than 95% of nC60 except for short-term interruptions occurred (i.e., dysfunction of bioreactor by nanosilver addition) when nC60 and nanosilver were dosed simultaneously.
Short-term interruptions of the continuous and automated system operation were mainly caused by external problems, such as "supply pump dry run", low level or completely dry inflow tank, and the aeration chamber level was very low.
All adherence measurements significantly predicted virologic rebound, except the frequency of short-term interruptions (24 to 48 hours), as shown in Table 2.
