Sentence examples for degrees of disruption from inspiring English sources
The task consisted of memorizing, and later reproducing, a visually presented sequence of digits while being exposed to irrelevant sound chosen to produce different degrees of disruption.
Patho-physiological features of chronic diseases such as metabolic syndromes, diabetes and cardiovascular complications, neurodegenerative and autoimmune diseases or site-specific cancers are very likely associated with different degrees of disruption in the 'biological laws' that control certain components of the circadian cycles.
Spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) showed various degrees of disruption of the ellipsoids and interdigitation zones in OMD patients [ 13, 14].
In the wild, group-spawning fish come together on a spawning ground; they may have migrated from different areas, and therefore different chemical exposure regimes, and thus they may have different degrees of disruption to their reproductive systems.
The grants have a maximum amount in each of four zones, which are intended to reflect the degree of disruption based on proximity to the attack.
Any effective protest inevitably causes a degree of disruption and inconvenience: it is an unavoidable consequence of the right to protest, which is a cornerstone of our democracy.
W. Patrick Dreisig, co-chairman of the global automotive practice at the Butzel Long law firm in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., said most parts suppliers were bracing for some degree of disruption in their business.
"Reduced promotional activity in the first half... and a small degree of disruption from bedding down the new sales structure led to a small loss in market share," Mr. Johnston told an analysts' briefing.
About the only bits the club is prepared to concede are too fierce are the rules that would force banks to raise more long-term funding quickly, which look unrealistic given the degree of disruption in debt markets.Are national regulators right to put so much faith in global bodies?
Risk is addressed here as the degree of disruption of priorities for investments in engineering systems.
