Sentence examples for attributed to disruption from inspiring English sources
AWS CEO Andy Jassy says success can be attributed to disruption dynamics.
Ural and Saglam (2005) observed increase in fish mortality with increase in concentration of deltamethrin which may be attributed to disruption of normal physiological and homeo static organs.
A high temperature dynamic mechanical transition that is tentatively attributed to disruption of SO3H rich sub-domains within the PS block domains shifts to higher temperature with annealing.
Oxidative stress, one such response, is attributed to disruption in the homeostasis of free radical production during the various vital processes such as the electron transport chain reaction and the scavenging mechanisms designed to neutralize these damaging molecules.
These results demonstrate that the oocyte polarity defects caused by defective Hpo signaling can be attributed to disruption of Notch activation in the PFC.
Furthermore, lesion formation can be attributed to disruption of AtIPS1 since two independent alleles exhibit this phenotype and also because it could be complemented both by introducing the AtIPS1 cDNA and when supplementing the plants with MI.
Although we do not have direct evidence to suggest that Psn-induced wing notching is attributed to disruptions of intracellular calcium at the wing margin, it is known that Notch proteolysis and activity is impacted by changes in internal calcium stores.
Molecularly, the talpid mutant has been more extensively studied and attributed to disruptions in Sonic Hedgehog (SHH) signaling (Buxton et al., 2004; Davey et al., 2006, 2007).
In this context, the dysregulation of mood and developments of extreme mood states in BD patients are always attributed to disruptions of prefrontal modulations of limbic structures [ 7].
Decreased JC-1 and DiOC6(3) uptake were observed in MWCNTs-exposed cells but could not be attributed to ΔΨm disruption.
The release of the curcumin molecules could be attributed to the disruption of the membrane lipid bilayer at elevated temperatures, thereby releasing curcumin to the surrounding environment simultaneously.
