Sentence examples for through arrested from inspiring English sources
A continuum from 'cataclasmic' failures (including rock avalanches) through arrested translational slides to almost in situ slope deformations is identified.
Besides, colony formation assays, wound healing assays and flow cytometry analysis indicated 6a exhibited a potent anti-growth and anti-migration ability in a concentration-dependence manner through arrested cells in the G2/M phase of cell cycle.
It is difficult to assess with current evidence how logging and fire degradation in tropical forests may lead to a more permanent, lower carbon state either through arrested succession, a switch to an alternate vegetation state, or facilitation of future deforestation.
During this time, Cheol-young successfully rooted out IRIS agents within North Korean ranks; through arrested confessions, he reported to the duo that IRIS had targeted the Federal Building Complex, the U.S. Embassy, and the Blue House.
Worse, the government strategy of pressuring Boko Haram through arresting family members has backfired.
Recent data also suggested that MSCs exhibited potentials for inhibiting tumor growth through arresting cell cycling and activating signaling pathways related to cell death (Table 2).
Overexpression of MTDH reduced anchorage-independent and -dependent growth through arresting cell cycle, inhibited migration and invasion in vitro and further suppressed tumorigenesis, tumour growth and metastasis in vivo.
Telomere dysfunction also signals cell cycle arrest through Mec1p as yeast lacking telomerase that acquire drastically shortened telomeres are arrested through a Mec1p-dependent pathway (Enomoto et al. 2002; IJpma and Greider 2003).
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Two of the three rescued women had met the man arrested through a "shared political ideology" via a collective.
Squads of officials, known as "les gorilles", travelled through Libreville and arrested any suspected M'ba opposers.
