transient

Examples of transiently

transiently
When it fails, the blood supply to the embryo can be compromised transiently, resulting in birth defects.
In some situations (especially when the discrepancy is reduced by such phenomena), selection could transiently drive the system to higher values than expected at equilibrium.
If no inhibitors are produced during the eclipse, they transiently increase in numbers.
We found prominent ionization dynamics which evolve transiently in the solid through multiple stages.
A response to this might involve shutting off (at least transiently) ongoing metabolic activity in the cell.
However, 36% are stabilized, 18% transiently improved and then stabilized, and 18% continue to improve over 5 years.
Anecdotal evidence of poor storage behaviour suggests that other moist, temperate woodland species may also be only weakly or transiently desiccation tolerant.
Haemodynamic observations were limited to blood pressure, which showed no effects in one animal and dropped transiently in the other.
What is necessary to answer this question, are "dynamic" lesions, which cause impairment selectively and transiently during maintenance.
The iodine laser is a transiently pumped system with a large small-signal gain, operating in a strongly saturated regime.
Improvement in intrusive memories, which had appeared transiently at weeks 1 and 8, reappeared at week 12.
Local anaesthetics transiently block currents through single acetylcholine-receptor channels.
Unlike conventional synapses, which convey information via action potentials and release neurotransmitter transiently, ribbon synapses use graded potentials and release neurotransmitter continuously.
The a-wave appeared to transiently decrease during this unintentional glucose increase.
This tuple space becomes transiently shared if one of the agents migrates to the same host as the other.
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