Sentence examples for contributors to disruption from inspiring English sources

The five components of this methodology are recurring contributors to disruption at the subsystem level of the value chain: standards, architectures, integration, linkages, and substitutions (SAILS).

Furthermore, the significance placed on noise will depend in part on the number of other factors examined as potential contributors to sleep disruption.

Coal burning is also responsible for nearly one-third of U.S. carbon emissions--the air pollution that is the main contributor to climate disruption.

When burned, the coal threatens to release more than 3.9 billion tons of heat-trapping carbon dioxide, equal to the annual emissions from 300 coal-fired power plants, further cementing the United States as a leading contributor to climate disruption...

Thus, alterations in fear-evoked plasticity within dopamine neurons could also be a major contributor to the disruption of fear coding in the LA of DAT-NR1 KO mice.

These studies identified lowered IL-7 and anti-apoptotic BCL-2, and elevated pro-apoptotic BAD gene expression levels, as contributors to rapid involution and disruption of thymopoiesis [14].

We further identify accumulation of cytoplasmic actin, myofibrillar disarray, sarcomeric disruption, and actin depletion as contributors to muscle weakness.

Active elements such as transposons are of interest because these are important contributors to genome evolution, including the creation of novel host genes and disruption of existing genes.

Rather few of the contributors to the field have actually attempted to bring these ideas on disruptions into empirical considerations.

Dysfunction and/or disruption of nodes of Ranvier are now recognized as key contributors to the pathophysiology of various neurological diseases.

As we all know, disruption of blood brain barrier (BBB) and subsequent edema are the two major contributors to the pathogenesis of ischemic stroke.