Sentence examples for disrupted equilibrium from inspiring English sources

This phenotype is indicative of disrupted equilibrium between Rho family GTPases.

In PTSD, evidence for disrupted equilibrium between salience and default mode brain networks has been reported [ 17], as well as dysfunction of amygdala [ 18].

A disrupted equilibrium as a result of increased HDAC expression and activity has been associated with increased proliferation, migration, angiogenesis, differentiation, invasion, and metastasis and enables cancer cells to evade cell cycle arrest and apoptosis by suppressing the transcription of cell cycle inhibitors and pro-apoptotic factors [ 14, 15, 42].

This has disrupted the equilibrium between fluvial, groundwater and man-made processes, causing the ecological biodiversity to dwindle.

He played the bass and created a foundation for the band, and I think if he was more of a partier, it might have disrupted the equilibrium of the band.

On one hand, concentrated saline solutions may have disrupted osmotic equilibrium thus leading to death.

GABA and homocarnosine are expected to be in equilibrium, but intervention with VGB would disrupt this equilibrium.

Collectively, our data suggest the equilibrium of p85α monomer dimers regulates the PI3K pathway and disrupting this equilibrium could lead to disease development.

This observation gave support to the notion that intracellular oil accumulation results from equilibrium between synthesis and degradation processes, and that it is possible to disrupt this equilibrium via a genetic approach.

In fact, little seems to disrupt his equilibrium.

The absence of Camille Lopez, Morgan Parra and Wesley Fofana may also disrupt the equilibrium of a Clermont team who have won 22 successive European home games.