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Meanings of transiently in English

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Usage of transiently in English
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Following this nap sleepiness transiently increased peaking prior to the second nap.
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Evidence for intermediate structures occurring transiently during the transitions was also obtained.
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He was vaguely, transiently surprised at her attitude towards his funny ideas.
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Sodium thiosulfate treatment transiently lowered plasma ionized calcium and induced metabolic acidosis.
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Corneal endothelial oxidized glutathione levels were transiently increased after intracameral hydrogen peroxide.
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After the infusions, the renal clearances decreased transiently to below baseline levels.
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Mosquito blood feeding transiently inhibits sugar- and host seeking through neuropeptide signaling.
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The corticosterone effect was observed only transiently during this developmental period.
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The love of women barely engages their attention transiently in hours of idleness.
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Current treatment for PD-D is symptomatic, modest, and only transiently effective.
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Passively transmitted anti-HCV was transiently detected in patients receiving HBIG before March 1990.
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All of these occurred only transiently, and the patients subsequently recovered.
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This property can be harnessed to express transgenes transiently to manipulate cell biology.
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Neuronal expression is rapidly and transiently induced by seizures or NMDA-dependent synaptic activity.
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At the beginning of anaphase, the anti-CDC2aAt antibody transiently co-localized with condensed chromosomes.
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The tubular network transiently appeared and exhibited the capacity to degrade autophagic cargoes.
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