Sentence examples for disrupt rhythm from inspiring English sources

Tomic's genius lies in his ability to out-think his opponent, to hit shots that disrupt rhythm and decision-making ability and to anticipate how and where his opponent is going to hit the ball.

While much of the attention was taken by Messi's pirouettes, body swerves and delightfully clipped passes, Argentina are a team that know how to disrupt rhythm and dismantle systems.

(Constant light is rarely used as it can disrupt rhythms if too bright, and controlling light intensity across a group of cages is more difficult than maintaining consistency from cage to cage with darkness).

Despite the amount of rest and travel, the Knicks played down the potential for disrupted rhythm on the court.

The graphic above shows the disrupted rhythm of the ANS and examples of what can happen when someone is stuck on "high" or "low".

Given that a disrupted rhythm of plasma CORT is thought to be a hallmark of ageing, it would be of interest to determine whether this accompanies the intact diurnal cycle of intra-hippocampal CORT levels observed in our aged mice.

We found that SHR exhibit attenuated feeding rhythm which accompanies disrupted rhythms in metabolic gene expression not only in metabolic tissues but also in cardiovascular tissues.

Together with previous studies, our results suggest that, in SHR, disrupted rhythms in BP and clock gene expression in the heart could be in part due to altered daily rhythms in sympathetic nerve activity.

A significant proportion of mice also exhibit disrupted rhythms when maintained under constant darkness.

Circadian rhythms provide a relatively new perspective on hepatic function and metabolism, particularly with respect to disrupted rhythms and shift work.

Id2 mutant mice with disrupted rhythms remained indistinguishable from the remaining Id2−/− mice as regards weight, gross morphology, and general health.