Sentence examples for disrupt processing from inspiring English sources
Mutations in the MMACHC gene (cblC complementation group) disrupt processing of the upper-axial ligand of newly internalized cobalamins, leading to functional deficiency of the vitamin.
Diseases that disrupt processing in the striatum, such as HD and Parkinson's disease (PD), are known to impair control of multiple tasks (reviewed in [52]), and functional imaging studies in healthy subjects have implicated the striatum in dual-task performance [53].
Despite these examples, polymorphisms which disrupt processing are likely to be rare.
To probe the neural circuits involved, we used repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) to temporarily disrupt processing in candidate regions of interest.
We used repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in healthy volunteers to disrupt processing within 2 potential sites in this network IFG and posterior middle temporal cortex.
Studies using transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to disrupt processing in somatosensory cortex have shown that this impairs performance on the discrimination of emotional faces (Pitcher et al. 2008) and vocalizations (Banissy et al. 2010).
Conclusion: This pilot kinematic analysis shows that pusher behavior does not result from disrupted processing of vestibular information (eg, caused by a lesion involving the vestibular cortex); rather, it results from a high-order disruption in the processing of somesthetic information originating in the left hemibody, which could be graviceptive neglect (extinction).
Moreover, in common with humans, they show disrupted processing for inverted faces [11].
This complicates the conclusions that can be drawn from "virtual lesion" studies, because impairment in behaviour can be due to disrupted processing in connected brain regions, not only in the stimulated brain region (see, e.g., Siebner, Hartwigsen, Kassuba, & Rothwell, 2009).
The results are consistent with the view that complex memory span performance is disrupted by processing activities that divert attentional resources from storage.
These observations suggest that PK1 mutations support general CNS development but could lead to subtle abnormalities in neuronal migration or outgrowth, disrupting signal processing.
