Sentence examples for death disruption from inspiring English sources
Early radiation enteropathy develops during radiation therapy as a result of intestinal crypt cell death, disruption of the epithelial barrier, and mucosal inflammation (Wang et al. 2006).
Taken together, these results indicate that the mechanism of apicularen A acetate involves caspase-independent apoptotic cell death and disruption of microtubule architecture.
However, pre-exposure to 1 μM or 5 μM of benzo(a pyrene resulted in increased cell death, greater disruption of microtissue architecture, and alterations in cell morphology.
The senior state broadcasting regulator said it was "quite usual" in wartime to "manage the media in order not to spread death and disruption among the populace".
No one wants more death and disruption in the Middle East, nor another open-ended military commitment — and certainly not the Pentagon.
The UK experienced some of its most testing weather for years in early 2018 as blizzards, strong winds, drifting snow and bitter cold caused death and disruption as the weather system nicknamed the "beast from the east" combined with Storm Emma.
Compulsory ujamaa villages in Tanzania, collectivization in Russia, Le Corbusier's urban planning theory realized in Brasilia, the Great Leap Forward in China, agricultural "modernization" in the Tropics the twentieth century has been racked by grand utopian schemes that have inadvertently brought death and disruption to millions.
Such decisions may involve matters of life and death, severe disruption to people's lives in a volcanic crisis, or major costs associated with compulsory evacuations.
And so there would be more death, more disruption, more destruction.
The low occurrence and significant delay of apoptosis among cortical neurons lacking presenilins suggest that loss of presenilins may induce apoptotic neuronal death through disruption of cellular homeostasis rather than direct activation of apoptosis pathways.
Different communities have different perspectives of death versus disruption of daily societal functions.
