Sentence examples for causes of disruption from inspiring English sources

For consultants, the most time-consuming causes of disruption were missing medical findings and incomplete case histories.

However, there is a major class of causes of disruption of the equilibrium that is not related to immuno-suppression.

Limited patient compliance and time loss because of the physicians' use of the IT-system were other causes of disruptions.

Yet drought is rarely the sole cause of disruption to food supplies.

"According to some of the people in charge of the communication industry, attempts to launch a national internet network are the cause of disruption in internet and its speed reduction in recent weeks," Roozegar reported.

In a recent survey, 46% of its members identified mobiles as a cause of disruption and indiscipline, and the union is particularly worried by pupils taking photographs in lessons and posting material on YouTube and social networking sites.

Microsoft declined to "comment on the root cause" of disruption its rival Xbox Live online gaming service has faced.

Patellar fractures are the most common cause of disruption of the extensor mechanism, six times as frequent as soft tissue injuries such as quadriceps or patellar tendon rupture [3].

The in-structure shock can be a major cause of disruption and even damage to the instruments and equipment contained in the structure if the detonation is relatively distant.

Each decision to assign the cause of disruption to each group was performed in a subjective manner and therefore might be biased.

The tracker shows the ebbs and flows of traffic but not the cause of disruptions — whether a government directive or a cut cable.