The disrupted line(s) are noted on top, and the details below.
Scotland did well in the scrums with Geoff Cross posing a selection problem, they disrupted line-outs while securing most of their own and, unlike the Irish, slotted their easier kicks at goal.
But relief efforts were hampered by destroyed roads and bridges, waterlogged airports and other disrupted lines of communication.
YKa designed this study, produced the AtYLMG1-1 overexpressing and knockdown lines, produced the SYlmG1 overexpressing and gene disrupted lines, characterized the phenotypes of mutant lines, and drafted manuscript.
Or will his return disrupt line combinations, create resentment among players whose roles are reduced, distract the focus of the team that needs but one victory to clinch a berth in the Stanley Cup finals?
David Luiz was thrust into midfield to replace his compatriot and a disrupted back-line was occasionally undone by the home side's sprightly performance and reliant upon Chelsea's oldest debutant in Mark Schwarzer.
A disrupted ependymal lining and formation of false diverticula have been found in human patients with severe hydrocephalus [ 54], as well as in dogs [ 60, 61].
While CR extravasation across a relatively intact blood brain barrier is likely to be minimal in the deep WM, a similar assumption in periventricular regions, where CR in the CSF may exchange with interstitial fluid at a disrupted ependymal lining, is less clear.
But when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, disrupting lines of supply and financing, having so many wells backfired.
Suppression of LINE-1 elements may provide benefits in cases where their continued activity contributes to pathology, and conversely, inadvertent suppression of LINE-1 elements by agents employed to treat disease states may disrupt LINE-1-mediated physiological processes.
Two independent mutant lines with a disrupted PpAOS1 locus (Δ PpAOS1 ) and five independent mutant lines with a disrupted PpAOS2 locus (Δ PpAOS2 ) were identified by PCR.
