Sentence examples for term collapsed from inspiring English sources

A similar attempt at bipartisan legislation early in Mr. Obama's first term collapsed amid political divisions fueled by surging public wrath over illegal immigration in many states.

To increase precision, we (the authors) use the term collapsed immobility to identify threat-induced fainting mediated by neural circuits involving the extended amygdala, hypothalamus, and periaqueductal gray, as in tonic immobility (see below), with the addition of cerebral ischemia mediating a loss of muscle tone and changes in consciousness.

Back of all these is the more old-fashioned term "collapse" that calls to mind the fate of the World Trade Center towers in 2001.

His relentlessly bleak vision is that catastrophic events, long term (collapsing dollar, out-of-control oil prices, climate change) and short term (Iraq, Katrina, government-sanctioned torture), will produce the downsizing of America, secession movement or no.

In a separate group of males, we discovered in the exercised vs. rested muscle, that 46 GO terms (collapsed from114) and eight KEGG pathways were significantly enriched with up-regulated genes and that 20 GO terms (collapsed from 59) and four KEGG pathways were significantly enriched with down-regulated genes (FDR < 0.01) (Additional file 3, Table S3).

Relations with EMI's North American subsidiary, never on the best of terms, collapsed after the release of this album.

Table 1 describes these individual terms, their frequency, and the terms collapsed under generic term labels.

In exercised vs. rested muscle, up-regulated genes over-represented 17 KEGG pathways and 107 GO terms (collapsed from 320) and down-regulated genes over-represented 36 GO terms (collapsed from 132) and 15 KEGG pathways (Additional file 4, Table S4).

In a separate group of females, we observed in the exercised vs. rested muscle, that seven GO terms (collapsed from 20) and three KEGG pathways were significantly enriched with up-regulated genes and that 13 GO terms and one KEGG pathways with down-regulated genes (Additional file 5, Table S5).

After these consecutive processes, we obtained evidence-filtered, CC term-collapsed proteins: 2584 in human, 1062 in mouse, 784 in fly, and 3951 in yeast.

To simplify the classification, similar InterPro domains sharing a common "parent" term were collapsed into the parent term.