Sentence examples for will be blocked at from inspiring English sources

The main line will be blocked at Purley for 10 days for engineering work.

Some bands may be contaminated by interference, but it is unlikely that all of them will be blocked at any given moment.

MSCI is important for the completion of the meiotic process because if MSCI is disturbed, the meiotic prophase will be blocked at pachytene spermatocytes stage.

At that moment, the transcription of genes containing a GATC cluster will be blocked at the level of the cluster because of the high stability of the hemi-methylated DNA.

We hypothesize that when the bacterium undergoes coldshock, the transcription of genes containing a GATC cluster will be blocked at the level of the cluster because of the high stability of the hemi-methylated DNA.

We have applied this principle to the three functional classes that characterize the GATC network and come to the conclusion that respiration is almost completely under GATC control and will be blocked at the moment of coldshock; this might give the cell a selective advantage as it increases its chances for survival when entering stationary phase under coldshock.

These drawings will be blocked out hourly at various times of the voyage.

Your right/left arm should be poised slightly lower for attack, so that any fist aimed at your face will be blocked by your defending arm and then you can punch in the gap at the attacker.

Rangers director Dave King will be blocked from holding an official role at Ibrox in the future because he was part of the club when it entered administration under Craig Whyte and would fail the Scottish Football Association's fit and proper person rule.

Natural history programme makers at the BBC will be blocked from working on shows until they have sat through a fakery prevention course, after two shows were found to have broken editorial rules.

These examples demonstrate that with sufficient levels of intra-specific competition, invaders (at low densities) will be blocked by established (high density) resident populations.