Sentence examples for termed collapse from inspiring English sources

That transition from entanglement to non-entanglement is sometimes termed "collapse".

Loss of selectivity has been associated with gate closure occurring at the outer part of the pore in K2P channels and is thought to occur by what has been termed collapse of the selectivity filter [23].

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.

HIVAN cases had kidney biopsies that were consistent with collapsing glomerulopathy (also termed the collapsing variant of FSGS) with capillary collapse and podocyte hyperplasia.

And last week, new research by Harvard scientists found that neonicotinoids – a type of insecticide – are likely to be the main cause of what is termed colony collapse disorder.

In recent years, declines in honey bee (Apis mellifera L). colonies have been observed to varying degrees worldwide with the worst losses in the USA being termed Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD).

However about 20% of the globular clusters have undergone a process termed "core collapse".

Subsequently, this syndrome has been termed Colony Collapse Disorder, or CCD.

The position where the two maps converge into one was termed the collapse point.

And hardly anyone is predicting a long-term collapse of oil prices.

Mr Sainath points to the long-term collapse of markets for farmers' produce.