Sentence examples for breakdown of significant from inspiring English sources

The survey can be viewed at here and a breakdown of significant results is below.

Formic acid may cause the breakdown of significant numbers of red blood cells.

The breakdown of significant differentially overexpressed genes in L-form colonies into 5 main functional classes using the COG functional classification system (Fig. 2C, Table S1) showed that the two classes containing the most genes were involved in unknown or poorly characterized functions (31.8%) and cellular processes (25.8%).

Wednesday's breakdown of a significant portion of the subway system underscores the fact that congestion pricing, while a worthwhile concept, isn't a serious recommendation in reality until the manifold problems with public transportation in Manhattan are fixed.

While summer transfer speculation is as plentiful as it is reliably unreliable, here's a breakdown of the most significant potential moves.

It has been argued that when we encounter some form of significant breakdown, we start to focus on the practice as something separate and discrete: we single people and tools out from their relation with the whole and thus change over to the epistemological subject-object relation[22].

Traditionally, it was believed that a fast decision to extract the tooth or root may be essential because the ensuing inflammation in the surrounding periodontal tissues would lead to periodontal breakdown followed by the development of significant osseous destruction (Tsesis et al. 2010a; Walton et al. 1984; Tsesis et al. 2010b).

Steroids are also broken down by some bacteria in a process similar to beta oxidation, and this breakdown process involves the release of significant amounts of acetyl-CoA, propionyl-CoA, and pyruvate, which can all be used by the cell for energy.

That the order was openly flouted suggested a significant breakdown of military discipline.

Brad Hintz, a securities analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein, summed it up this way, "Merrill's $4.5 billion write-down is significantly higher than that of its peers and represents a significant breakdown of the firm's risk management process".

Entwistle admitted there was "a significant breakdown of communications" but said he had acted quickly once he became aware of a dispute and called in BBC Scotland director Ken MacQuarrie to talk to the journalists involved to get their version of the story.