Sentence examples for disrupt the processing of from inspiring English sources

Several studies revealed that SNPs in miRNA genes could affect, either increase or disrupt the processing of miRNAs.

This could disrupt the processing of refugees already flowing through the resettlement pipeline, refugee advocates said.

If the MTT lesions selectively disrupt the processing of self-movement cues, then the MTT leisoned animals should acquire this discrimination at an equivalent rate to control animals.

Furthermore, if such an effect involves specialized face-processing mechanisms, these manipulations should primarily disrupt the processing of face, but not of nonface, stimuli.

Support for this hypothesis comes from a recent study by Nakamura et al. (2006) who used TMS to disrupt the processing of subliminal primes and found that behavioral priming can be selectively eliminated: applied to middle temporal cortex, TMS removed detectable priming in a recognition task, but crucially not during a naming task.

Lin28 disrupts the processing of let-7 miRNA in both the cytoplasm and nucleus [29], [30].

The detrimental impact of these in-vehicle glances may carry over and disrupt the ongoing processing of information after the driver glances back up on the road.

Animal sounds seem to be able to disrupt the visual processing of a target, whether the target's category is an animal or a means of transport.

The genetic defect disrupts the processing of a protein called lamin A that helps shape a cell's nucleus.

Although some mutations are dominant negative, the major mechanism of the disease is associated with haploinsufficiency of an RP that disrupts the processing of pre-ribosomal RNA (pre-rRNA), leading to abortive ribosome biogenesis (Choesmel et al., 2007; Devlin et al., 2010; Farrar et al., 2014; Flygare et al., 2007; Gazda et al., 2004; Leger-Silvestre et al., 2005; Panic et al., 2006).

A lower court's 23 August preliminary injunction halting hESC research "has a profound impact" that "disrupts not only the processing of grant applications currently under review by NIH, but it disrupts many of its currently funded grants, and it has already threatened ongoing programs to educate physicians and physician-researchers," the brief states.