Sentence examples for changes or disruptions from inspiring English sources

Changes or disruptions in proper protein trafficking have been shown to result in photoreceptor degeneration and ultimately blindness (9, 11, 12).

Between the funding approval and the deployment, an implementation steering group established a plan to introduce the system, overseeing the customization process to meet the needs of the unit as well as examining probable changes, or disruptions, to work practices.

Some of the common triggers for tantrums in autistic children are changes or disruptions in their normal routine, overstimulation, frustration and communication difficulties.

An EMF (electromagnetic field) detector measures changes or disruptions to surrounding electrical fields, which may indicate the presence of a ghost.

Thus, even acute mitochondrial bioenergetic changes or disruption can have a short-term effect on cognition, underscoring the role that mitochondria have in regulating normal brain activity.

"During times of significant changes within or disruptions to the family dynamic, a sibling can often take on the role of the primary attachment figure during childhood... at a time when the typical primary caregiver is less able to offer this," explains clinical psychotherapist Michelle Ambalu.

And they need to be able to adjust rapidly to any change or disruption they face.

Deputy White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said later on Fox News that Comey's firing wouldn't cause "any change or disruption" in the FBI's Russia-related investigations.

A large part of the paper, McVeigh explained, is oriented toward explaining "how it is that past voting behaviors can become 'locked in' in the aftermath of a major change or disruption of the status quo".

No change or disruption in reporting methods or data storage was known to have occurred over the study period.

Assuming that there will be no major change or disruption in the existing mortality trends in the future, the parameter estimates for the fitted exponential models on mortality from Table 2 were used for projecting scenarios for selected causes of deaths and are summarized in Table 3.