Sentence examples for trapping early from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, handling of vibrating instruments was found to be associated with nerve trapping, early arthrosis and Reynolds's syndrome resulting in subsequent hand and finger pain.

In subsequent WAG cycles, due to the gas trapping, early gas breakthrough was observed at the Snorre field.

But they had previously been interpreted, falsely, the scientists concluded, as arising when severe storms trapped early sea animals in pools among the sand dunes.

From the results of our example analyses, we conclude that our methodology generally avoids getting trapped early in local optima.

Most moths trapped early in the growing season (June–July) had signatures of C3 (79.7 88.3% of moths) and C4 (6.7 18.6%) non-cotton plants, but very few gossypol-positive moths were detected (Fig. 2A C).

It turned out that the factory worker, while trapped earlier, had spoken to the waitress through a wall dividing them.

According to results at this trap, more sea lamprey would be captured by increasing trapping effort early in the season when sea lamprey encounter rates with traps are high.

In a companion article, we showed that the single transmembrane segment ancillary subunits KCNE1 and KCNE2 suppress currents generated by homomeric Kv1.4, Kv3.3, and Kv3.4 channels, by trapping them early in the secretory pathway.

Dissection of the kinetic pathway of the ATP-induced structural changes in this active single ring can be explained by the fact that the mutation effectively blocks progression through the full allosteric pathway of the GroEL reaction cycle, thus trapping an early allosteric intermediate.

"Maybe we fell into a trap early in the tour," he said.

Moreover, the increase in recapture rates was first recorded on July 1 and would represent the moths found in his traps early in the morning following the night of June 30/July 1, i.e., before Ford had written his letter.