Sentence examples for breakdown of normal from inspiring English sources
The classification, which changed medicine's thinking about anemia, described three types of anemia: failure of bone marrow to produce red cells; formation of ineffective red cells; and abnormal breakdown of normal red cells.
This nontraditional harmonic tension is an aspect of the breakdown of normal Classical ways of establishing tonality, for which the 19th century (and Wagner in particular) is largely responsible.
The seeming breakdown of normal expectations about violence and public life reminds some of 1968, a terrible year although, if you think this is like 1968, you weren't there, since that year was marked by a generational breakdown far more extreme, a continuing foreign war far more violent, and a departing President infinitely more unpopular.
Although Donald Trump ordered the justice department on Thursday to conduct a review of the US handling of sensitive material relating to the Manchester investigation, UK officials blame a culture of leaks on the breakdown of normal discipline at the White House and in the US security services.
It is already reported that the activity of FBP aldolase in the glycolysis pathway decreased under Zn-deficiency in the leaves of oat and clover, and suggested that one of the reasons for a growth defect in plants grown under Zn-deficient conditions is the breakdown of normal carbohydrate metabolism (Quinlan-Watson [1951]).
His administration has instead seen the near complete breakdown of normal order on campaign finance.
Indeed, it is the breakdown of these normal cues that produces PTSD, where the fear response gets triggered in inappropriate situations.
"There seemed to be a complete breakdown of the normal barriers between the regulator and the regulated," said Jonathan Winer, who was, at the time, a deputy assistant secretary of state for the United States State Department.
WASHINGTON — The collision of the $1 trillion in budget cuts known as sequestration and the breakdown of the normal budgeting process is creating headaches not just for Washington but also for a vast web of offices dependent on federal financing.
