Sentence examples for still interrupted from inspiring English sources
Others, though, dismissed the episodes as facts of life in an area that has seen rapid gentrification in recent years, but whose calm is still interrupted by the occasional mugging or scuffle in the park.
This PCR would generate a 1.7-kb fragment only if the original xyn11A locus is still interrupted with the hygromycin resistance cassette.
Since SLED was administered during daytime hours in our centre, SLED sessions were still interrupted for patient transportation out of the critical care unit.
Without the ABF3 transgene, the pleiotropic effects will be absent but the site of integration is still interrupted by the selectable marker such that position effects are maintained in these lines.
But Hunter says game-day testing still interrupts players' routines.
Twenty-two years later, Mr. Marino, who sleeps on his living room reclining chair — a bed has become too uncomfortable — is still interrupting his wife's slumber.
Better still, interrupt your descent with lunch (or dinner) at the beautifully-situated restaurant Pod Grickim Topom (00 35 1 483 3607; restoran-pod-grickim-topom.hr; closed Sundays) at Zakmardijeve Stube 5, with views of the town below.
"I personally believe we can still interrupt transmission worldwide in 2016, and we are certainly doing everything possible to do so".
Still, interrupting these 'normal' processes has been shown to be an effective way to inhibit the growth of cancer cells, suggesting that although aberrant in their overall growth phenotype, cancer cells are still highly dependent on many of the same signaling pathways as their normal counterparts.
They will probably still interrupt you occasionally, but it should keep them relatively busy for short periods of time while you get work done.
High-speed service is not available everywhere, and because the railroad uses different carriers along its routes, including Verizon and AT&T, service could still be interrupted or slowed as the Wi-Fi signals switch between the carriers.
