Sentence examples for display disruption from inspiring English sources

Varved deposits in recent and ancient sedimentary sequences, where they are often termed varvite, frequently display disruption of the fine lamination and couplets by outsize clasts.

Oncocytomas activate 5′ adenosine monophosphate-activated protein kinase (AMPK) and Tp53 (p53) and display disruption of Golgi and autophagy/lysosome trafficking, events attributed to defective mitochondrial function.

Importantly, many tumors display disruption of both tumor suppressor pathways, suggesting intrinsic cooperation [21], [22], [23].

After birth, hearts lacking CENP-F display disruption of their intercalated discs and loss of MT integrity particularly at the costamere; these two structures are essential for cell coupling/electrical conduction and force transduction in the heart.

In agreement with this, H3K14R mutant cells also display disruption of heterochromatin, and a defect in Clr4 recruitment to centromeres (Mellone et al, 2003, Supplementary Figure S7C and D).

A range of clinical conditions which are associated with adipose tissue functions display disruptions of the circadian rhythms as well [4].

Pa-NRNAi embryos rarely display disruptions of segmentation in head or T1 segments, despite the generation of neurogenic phenotypes in these places (Jiménez and Campos-Ortega, 1982).

The Pacific tree frog is the most sensitive species examined to date displaying disruption of TH-mediated development by a common antimicrobial agent.

Scanning electron microscopy of P. aeruginosa biofilms on Ge-DLC coated 316 stainless steel clearly displayed disruption of the cellular wall, as well as leakage of cellular components; this effect was not observed with modified DLC coating.

The mice also displayed disruption of axonal and dendritic growth, including hypertrophy that was characterized by increased density of spines, the structures that underlie functional neural connections [ 10, 11].

In addition, fil-9 plantshowow disruption of floral whorl boundaries, with floral organs occasionally displaying mixed identities.