Sentence examples for transient cessation from inspiring English sources

Syncope can occur with any cardiac rhythm disturbance that compromises circulation, such as a transient cessation of circulatory activity due to heart block.

Parvovirus is known to cause this transient cessation of erythropoiesis, and the development of severe anemia under these circumstances is termed aplastic crisis.

Postoperative ileus (POI), a transient cessation of coordinated bowel motility, occurs to some extent after all major abdominal operations.

In this paradigm, eIPSPs generated a transient cessation of action potential discharge.

A transient cessation of transcription elongation has also been observed in mouse PGCs [ 12].

Central apnea is the result of transient cessation of ventilatory motor output, which represents that inhibitory influences favoring instability predominate over excitatory influence favoring stable breathing.

Two main types of hypoxia have been recognised: chronic hypoxia, arising from limitations in oxygen diffusion, and acute hypoxia, resulting from transient cessations in microregional blood flow (Horsman, 1995; Brown, 1999).

Two types of tumour hypoxia have been recognized: chronic or diffusion-limited hypoxia, arising from limitations in oxygen diffusion owing to oxygen consumption by the tumour cells, and acute or perfusion-limited hypoxia, resulting from transient cessations in microregional tumour blood flow (Horsman, 1995).

Assessing the subjective motion visibility after the discrimination task might somewhat underestimate the visibility at the time of discrimination, because of possible masking effects of the visual transient at the cessation of the stimulus, or simply because of the delay between the two tasks.

The phenomenon of CM self-renewal is transient, and the cessation of nephrogenesis is associated with CM disappearance.

These findings help to clarify which subjective complaints after smoking cessation are transient effects and which are offset effects, a distinction with important implications for understanding nicotine dependence and for designing pharmacological and nonpharmacological interventions for smoking cessation.