The phrase "a clear disruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a noticeable or significant interruption or disturbance in a process, event, or situation.
Example: "The storm caused a clear disruption in the transportation schedule, leading to numerous delays."
Alternatives: "an obvious interruption" or "a distinct disturbance."
The concentration of large and small language families in particular regions reveals a clear disruption in the equilibrium of cultures worldwide.
Thus, (over)expression of Jak2 causes a clear disruption of GH/GHR endocytosis.
This may explain the presence and the high levels of all sorts of autoantibodies found in SLE patients with septic meningitis, since in this condition there is a clear disruption of the BBB.
To increase GAL4 activity and, concomitantly, the strength of M6 downregulation, flies were transferred to 32°C for 72 hours, which triggered a clear disruption in oogenesis (Fig. 6E; white asterisk).
Except for anthocyanin, all renderings clearly showed that advancing algal fronds in direct contact with coral tissue cause a clear disruption of the natural patterns of the coral polyps and pigmentation in the area surrounding the point of contact (Figure 4A, top row).
This loss of postsynaptic clustering of GluR2 appears to reflect an overall failure in PSD development, as ultrastructural studies revealed a clear disruption in PSD morphology at P6.
The ontology groups that were significantly overrepresented (p < 0.1) are summarised in Additional file 7. The clear disruption in genes associated with mitochondrial electron transport strongly implies a copper-induced mitochondrial dysfunction, consistent with previous observations in other organisms [ 59- 61].
Despite the clear disruption to overall morphology, abundant cilia were detected on the epithelial surface (Arrows in Figure 6Bd, i).
Thus, clear disruption of V1 and dI6 neurogenesis only occurs when the two ligands are deleted, showing that Dll1-signalling is indeed able to compensate for lack of Jag1.
Clear disruptions of EVL-DEL attachments were observed in cfl1 morphants as evidenced by spaces in part of the contact zones between the DEL and EVL (Fig. 6B) compared to that in control embryos (Fig. 6A).
There is a clear opportunity for disruption here.
