Sentence examples for disrupt processes from inspiring English sources

But states are reluctant to disrupt processes already in place.

In parallel with their efforts to use existing drugs more effectively, CPCM investigators are also working to identify compounds, materials, and approaches that can engage key "undruggable" genetic and molecular targets and disrupt processes driving drug resistance.

Role playing could allow for us to better understand how other key stakeholders, partners or users might engage with some of our design ideas, but also how Lois might disrupt processes that she is currently a part of and wants to change.

This platform provides new possibilities to apply modern intrabody technology to disrupt processes inside cells.

Several reports suggest that dosage changes in 22q11.2 genes could disrupt processes required for proper brain development and/or function, and contribute to increase schizophrenia susceptibility [ 11, 12].

A build-up of degradative organellar by-products and decreased recycling of cellular materials is likely to disrupt processes vital to maintenance of vision by the RPE.

I think entrepreneurial people can be very troublesome to certain organizations if they're constantly disrupting processes.

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Businesses like Eyeglasses.com, which offer a much broader range of options than physical stores, are disrupting processes.

Excessive release of prostaglandins may affect peritoneal function, causing pain [ 5] and disrupting processes such as oocyte maturation, ovulation, and fertilization [ 6, 7].

"In the last five to 10 years, there seems to be a convergence on the mTOR cascade as a common disrupted process in autism spectrum disorders.