Sentence examples for artificial disruption from inspiring English sources

Chaos ensued, not least because, in addition to the artificial disruption, there was a real one: a Tube train broke down on the Northern Line.

Second, we observed that artificial disruption of the EV membrane partially rescued infection in the presence of BafA.

However, this method requires the i.v. administration of a pressor agent to raise the blood pressure and results in the artificial disruption of physiological cardiovascular function.

Greater knowledge of the physiological mechanisms involved in the natural weaning compared with artificial disruption of the maternal-young bond may bring some light into the underlying mechanisms.

Furthermore, artificial disruption of these microdomains, by either cholesterol extraction, SM hydrolysis or glycosphingolipid depletion, had no effect on the doxorubicin uptake-enhancing effect of C6-SM.

This is further supported by the fact that artificial disruption of the EV membrane could bypass the need for low pH in endocytic vesicles and by the observation that EVs accumulated within BafA-treated cells.

Most of the published animal models of AE involve some artificial barrier disruption, like for example tape stripping (14),(17), treatment with irritants like SDS (18) or enterotoxin (19), or covering of the treatment area with bandages for extensive periods of time (20).

The finding, published this week in Behavioral Ecology, suggests that birds' perception of day length is rattled by artificial light, but the disruption of the natural pattern may not be entirely bad.

Such events may coincide with periods of high risk for transmission and may be exacerbated by increased availability of the vector's breeding sites (mostly artificial containers) caused by disruption of basic water supply and solid waste disposal services.

Given our evidence for foraging disruption at artificial food sources and the potential reliance of the parakeets on garden bird feeders (Clergeau and Vergnes 2011), the exclusion of parakeets from access to garden bird feeders might benefit native species through reducing the interference competition.

"Germ-free mice are useful tools for studying the microbiota, but the germ-free condition is artificial and involves widespread disruptions" in how the body functions, such as impaired immunity and loss of gut integrity, Hsiao says.