Sentence examples for disrupting light from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the studies of LL and Epper RNA knockdown give similar conclusions: compromise of circadian timing by disrupting light input or by knockdown of a canonical clock factor had no effect on tidal periodicity.

More likely, they're chugging along in shallow states of drowsiness and frequently disrupted light stages of sleep".

A new study finds that zebra stripes disrupt light patterns that tsetse flies and horseflies use to find food and water.

An hours-long standoff Thursday between police and a man with an apparent grudge against commuters disrupted light rail service in the San Francisco Bay Area through the morning rush hour and into the afternoon.

Although in HHCS L-ferritin may accumulate harmlessly in other tissues, this is not the case in the lens of the eye, where low protein turnover and containment by the capsule may retain ferritin synthesized within the lens; accumulated ferritin crystals may then disrupt light transmission.

Furthermore, these rhythms were present in tissues of mice with disrupted light-entrainable circadian clock.

They instinctively crawl into the sea, attracted by the reflection of the moon on the water (possibly disrupted by light sources such as street lamps and lights).

Staff members may not recognize the significant disruption caused by care activities, noise at night, and disrupted day/night light patterns.

However, in those cells in which HoxF-GFP was evident, levels (Fig. 4S †) and localization were generally similar to those seen in the WT background, both with regard to thylakoid membrane association and formation of puncta (Fig. 4A L and Q R), although redistribution to puncta appeared disrupted under light to some degree.

A major new generation of lighting products is now disrupting the traditional lighting industry.

Laxman added 39 runs in an unbroken stand for the fifth wicket with bad light disrupting play on two occasions en route.