Sentence examples for because of disruption of from inspiring English sources
The 2n aposporous gametophytes and the 1n apogamous sporophytes are usually infertile under natural conditions because of disruption of cytological events.
It is entirely possible, they say, that some regions will cool temporarily, because of disruption of the atmospheric and oceanic circulation, even as the Earth warms over all.
Presumably, this is because of disruption of inherent electrical conductivity and reduction in aspect ratio of CNTs caused by acid treatment.
The distinct phenotypes of these three LSE mutants suggest that the LSE2 and LSE3 mutations occur because of disruption of novel genes that might be involved in the path of sucrose transport from mesophyll cells to phloem sieve elements in rice leaves, the mechanism for which has not yet been elucidated.
Nearly all enzyme activity is reduced severely at NaCl concentrations above 0.3 M because of disruption of the electrostatic forces that maintain protein structure [ 4].
Molecular dynamics studies suggested that this mutation led to reorientation of Asn, perhaps because of disruption of the tight turn conformation in residues 801 803 of CTAD.
Remoulding during compaction can result in a slight reduction in bentonite swelling, probably because of disruption to the cluster-based fabric of bentonite.
Production in the country's most vital industry has dropped to around 10% of capacity because of disruption by armed groups, security guards and oil workers – costing $2bn in lost revenue so far.
Pre-tax profit in the three months to the end of June will be £28m lower than expected and revenue per seat will be below the guidance given last month because of disruption and the effect of last month's Egyptair crash.
In recent years, however, it has ended the season well short of these numbers because of disruption caused by conservation group Sea Shepherd, which follows the fleet south each year.
But in the last year, prices have leapt by more than 35 percent, in large part because of disruptions in Libya and the threat of more unrest in other producing countries.
