Sentence examples for disrupting capability from inspiring English sources

DEHP is regarded as having the most deleterious endocrine disrupting capability, resulting in the European Union's (EU) having restricted its use [40].

Nowadays, accumulating literature is available on BPA endocrine-disrupting capability at nanomolar to micromolar serum concentrations.

Therefore, one obvious possibility is that the binding between Robo and Comm is mediated by the transmembrane and juxtamembrane region of Robo and modifications of this region would disrupt their capability to physically interact and consequentially confer insensitivity to sorting.

The highest disruption capability was achieved at CDR 78.96% of the amount of cells disrupted in run 20 and the lowest capability of cell disruption was observed in run 3 with CDR of 27.64%.

Recently there has been increased focus on Indigenous season-based principles, especially with regard to the enormous potential of global climate change to disrupt traditional capabilities to live off the land (Turner and Clifton 2009; Green and Raygorodetsky 2010).

Because children and adolescents are exposed to pyrethroids and because of the conflicting data regarding the possible endocrine-disrupting capability of these pesticides, we wanted to assess the effects of short-term oral administration of a low dose of a type II pyrethroid on the onset of female puberty and on the levels of pubertal hormones in vivo.

Hemolytic tests showed that the capability of disrupting erythrocyte only depend on the size of colloidal aggregates.

FT-IR data confirmed that LiCl interacts with the hard domains of the model PU samples by disrupting the hydrogen bonding capability of the urea hard segments.

It is certainly true that NATO played a critical role in disrupting the heavy weapons capability of the repressive Libyan regime and blocking its fuel and ammunition supplies through massive airstrikes and by providing armaments and logistical support for the rebels.

Perhaps RIP-Tag tumor endothelium develops a similar capability to induce tolerance to extravasating CD4+ T cells, a capability disrupted by radiation.

The first power crisis in 1984, compounded by a major drought from 1983, disrupted the generating capability of the Akosombo dam [2].