Sentence examples for disrupted movement from inspiring English sources

Blocking the release of signaling molecules from these neurons severely disrupted movement in both the morning and the evening.

Physical symptoms (3 questions) were: difficulty carrying out daily house chores / work / hobby, difficulty in taking care of self / personal hygiene or using the toilet and disrupted movement (physical restlessness).

We conservatively estimate that the fence resulted in the death of 3.3% and disrupted movements of 20.9% of the turtle population within the enclosure.

Australians also continued to be involved in Allied air attacks aimed at disrupting movement of German troops and supplies to Normandy during July and August.

Landscape fragmentation, by disrupting movement patterns and lowering the efficiency of resource use over the annual cycle, can lead to reduced population growth and a lower carrying capacity for migratory ungulates in landscapes with high functional heterogeneity [5], [13], [15], [16], [17].

A few experts predict that with its guerrilla units disrupted the movement may now become smaller, bent more on terror and less on conventional fighting.

The main culprit appears to be a solid causeway, built in 1879, that linked the monastery to the mainland but disrupted the movement of the waters.

"The best thing we can say about Withers is that he played a dual role, as an informant who undoubtedly disrupted the movement, but also as a photographer who used his talents on behalf of advocacy, social justice, and equality".

The river has long formed a waterway between the Indian states of West Bengal and Assam, although, on occasion, political conflicts have disrupted the movement of traffic through Bangladesh.

This regime controls for effects that are caused by disrupted morphogenetic movements.

Fifth, measuring binocular eye movements during rTMS showed that stimulation did not disrupt eye movement control (critical for stereopsis): eye vergence was stable and not systematically affected by rTMS, consistent with a previous report [ 25].