Sentence examples for was stopped precisely from inspiring English sources

The fight was stopped precisely in the middle of the round.

First, the light stimulation was stopped precisely at 48 hours post-injury; reliable wash-out of pharmacological inhibitors or inactivation of misexpressed genes cannot be done in this system, and these data demonstrated that hyperpolarization during the first 2 days is sufficient to induce the entire complex, highly coordinated, self-limiting 7-day cascade of tail rebuilding.

Had she been able to aim better — the revolving turret allowed the ship to maintain a high rate of fire, but it couldn't be stopped precisely in its spin — it might well have stripped away some of the iron plating and exposed a vulnerable underside.

Inside, one Mail columnist wrote about "the appalling email circulated in an attempt to dish the dirt on her"; another said Labour saw her as "a dangerous woman who had to be stopped, precisely because she carries that moral authority which they lack"; a leader alleged that Labour "tried to destroy a courageous, selfless woman".

Reactions were stopped precisely 15 or 30 min after ATP was added by adding 300  μL Lin Morales Reagent (see [ 30] for reagent composition) and vortexing.

"To reduce regulatory capture and stiffen the backbones of individual regulators, this easy revolving door must be stopped". Legislation to do precisely that has been crafted.

There is no theoretical limit, and that's precisely why it needs to be stopped.

It is precisely why treatment does not eradicate H.I.V. and why, when treatment is stopped, the virus rebounds.

But this, according to the patriotic powers running the current war, is something that we're not supposed to say, because this kind of talk is precisely what's stopping the I.D.F. from winning.

Are you able to spot a roaming news camera team from 200 metres and stop precisely where it's needed ensuring you haven't accidentally put the central window locks on?

"We have the capacity to shoot down planes, but it is important that this be properly regulated, and discussions have been stop-and-go precisely because of the delicacy of the problem," he said.