Sentence examples for disrupted growth from inspiring English sources

Recent quantitative MRI studies have reported disrupted growth, microstructure, and metabolism in fetuses and newborns with complex CHD.

Forest pests are pathogens that cause mechanical or physiological damage to trees, such as deformations, disrupted growth, weakening, or even death, leading to important ecological, economic and social impacts.

It also says its remit is expanding to include multiple sectors, such as knowledge-based businesses and "tech-enabled" companies, and in numerous regions across the U.K. "The challenge for BGF Ventures now is to disrupt early stage investing in the way that BGF has disrupted growth investing since 2011," says Calver in a statement.

FAK inhibition also disrupted growth factor stimulated migration of human lung cancer cells [ 24].

This phenotype suggests disrupted growth of the cardiac OFT and RV.

However, Sun et al. found that caloric restriction further increased the lifespans of their GHRH knockout mice, indicating that at least some of the effects of caloric restriction are independent of disrupted growth hormone signaling.

Additionally, cadmium and arsenic have endocrine-disrupting properties, which may disrupt growth in young children, particularly in a sex-specific fashion.

In addition, antiestrogenic congeners, such as PCB-105, have been implicated in thyroid-mediated effects due to high affinity for thyroid hormone binding proteins, leading to disruptions in thyroid hormone signaling (Crofton et al. 2005), which may also disrupt growth and development (Sahu et al. 2009).

It could hit everybody's exports, disrupting growth everywhere.

But East Asian governments at least have a strong self-interest to minimise actions that would disrupt growth".Besides growth, the promise of the Pacific rests on three other fairly sturdy legs: trade, ideas and connectivity.

Now when these problems have the potential to disrupt growth around the world all nations have an obligation to insist that Europe find a viable way forward," Summers wrote.