Sentence examples for disrupted nature from inspiring English sources
Comparing the second and third groups allowed Dr. Smith to tease apart the causes of the problems that arise from fragmented sleep: were they because of the short total sleep time, or because of the disrupted nature of the sleep?
The dramatic increase in small microvessel density and the highly disorganized and disrupted nature of the vessels made quantification of typical vascular perimeters (branch points, and length) impossible (Fig. 5A).
This hypothesis is supported by previous reports on the disrupted nature of presented peptide repertoire in ERAP1-deficient mice [ 41, 42].
The development of more effective sprays and dusts and their increasingly widespread use in agriculture have prompted concern among biologists and others that humans may disrupt nature and endanger the food and water supply and public health.
Also working against incumbents is the disrupting nature of communications technology.
Known for his philosophy of an organic architecture that does not disrupt nature, Wright built Fallingwater on top of a waterfall, with sections of the home jutting out from the hillside and hovering over the creek below.
Was the inventor of homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, correct in 1803 when he said that coffee created "artificial beings" by disrupting nature's rhythms to get people buzzing when they should be resting?
By contrast, less favorable genetic changes or 'errors' disrupt nature's beautifully honed systems.
But Whitehall's writ is so easily disrupted by nature.
However, I think such fodder, in the long term, is generally a major health hazard on the basis of its blood sugar-disrupting nature, and the fact that it is generally low in nutritional value.
Fetal death was also significantly higher in NLRP3KO mice infected with Δ covR compared to NLRP3KO mice infected with Δ covRΔ cylE; these results indicate that the hemolytic/membrane-disrupting nature of the pigment (without NLRP3 inflammasome activation) is also likely to contribute to fetal injury.
