Sentence examples for a physical disruption from inspiring English sources

If oil supplies are suddenly threatened, as Robert Priddle, the IEA's boss, explains, governments have even given him the extraordinary power to release oil stocks unilaterally.Fears of a physical disruption to supply are therefore overblown.

The skin is the main barrier against bacterial infection of internal tissues, and surgical wounds create a physical disruption to that barrier.

DNA was extracted from 1 mL of culture broth using a physical disruption method (MORA-EXTRACT, AMR, Gifu, Japan) according to the manufacturer's instructions, with a final DNA elution volume of 200 400  μL.

With help from outsiders, Mr Hussein might be able to shut down shipping lanes such as those in the Straits of Hormuz, preventing Saudi Arabia from getting its oil to market.On balance, though, the risks of a prolonged physical disruption seem small.

This may be a result of physical disruption of pollen grains and of cell death induced by deleterious effect of low temperatures (Zinn et al. 2010).

Lamb et al. [23] thought that particle inhibition may take place just at a surface site of an enzyme other than a catalyst site, and hence, physical disruption would be supported as a mechanism.

The insertional mutagenesis of the heat-shock genes in D. melanogaster, moreover, is a function of the physical disruption of the promoters by inserted DNA, as both non-P elements and random DNA of equivalent length have identical impacts on gene expression [16].

Raman spectra reveal an increase in disorder by physical disruption of the graphene lattice as well as functionalization during the plasma treatment.

MNC were obtained from the LN via physical disruption with cell lifters in a Petri dish and enriched by Ficoll gradient centrifugation.

To examine whether the uncoordinated movement between the EVL and DEL was due to the disrupted EVL-DEL association, we showed the physical disruption of EVL/DEL attachment in cfl1 morphants by TEM analysis (Fig.6) and time-lapse cellular recording (Fig. 7 and supplementary Movie S2).

In this case, necrosis does not mainly result from strong cellular injury or physical disruption of the plasma membrane as an accidental, uncontrolled form of cell death ('classical necrosis'), but rather follows an orchestrated program, similar to the regulated apoptotic self-execution.