Sentence examples for disrupted conditions from inspiring English sources

This paper presents three recent topics which are related to the rail traffic control under disrupted conditions in Japan.

Two studies were conducted: A pilot study – which focused on SA measurements with TTCs in a monitoring mode (N = 9) – and the main study, which involved TTCs from another control center (N = 20) and three different disrupted conditions.

Unlike the other approaches that only deal with a specific task, the original feature of our generic model is that it proposes a global approach to the regulation function under normal conditions (network monitoring, dynamic timetable management) and under disrupted conditions (disturbance assessment and action planning of feasible solutions).

Invasive plants that transform habitat are the most worrisome because they may disrupt conditions that are necessary for a native species' survival; trees that move into grassland, for example, can turn the area into a forest, blocking sun from the creatures that depend upon it.

The lack of F-actin binding in the ELISA may be due to missing cofactors, wrong pH or other unfavorable in vitro conditions such that the actin filaments are disrupted under conditions where HAMLET binds to α-actinin.

The external part of the globus pallidus (GPe) is a core nucleus of the basal ganglia (BG) whose activity is disrupted under conditions of low dopamine release, as in Parkinson's disease.

Here we demonstrate that HK II/VDAC binding is also disrupted in conditions that do not promote cell death, i.e. following treatment with Debio 025.

The detailed mechanism by which the interaction between EndoG and Hsp70/CHIP is disrupted in conditions of oxidative stress therefore remains to be elucidated.

The molecular mechanisms that regulate the physiological processes of tissue renewal are of the utmost interest because they are disrupted in conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease and colon cancer.

The defects in editing activity of aaRSs can be lethal and may lead to many pathological problems e.g. neuronal pathologies (encephalopathy, cerebellar ataxia and peripheral neuropathy), autoimmune disorders and disrupted metabolic conditions [ 4- 8].

Its proper assembly is thought to be important to correctly position the Neh2 domain for ubiquitination and may be disrupted under conditions of cellular stress by modifications to the reactive cysteine residues in Keap1 [38], [44], [44].