Sentence examples for disrupting the development of from inspiring English sources
The same compound within the colony modifies the behaviour of workers, preventing them from rearing more queens, and also affects their physiology, disrupting the development of their ovaries.
The cocoa pod borer (CPB) larva causes damage to cocoa by boring into the pod and disrupting the development of the beans.
Sunitinib not only acts directly on tumors cells (GIST and RCC) but also indirectly by disrupting the development of blood vessels, leading to increased microenvironmental stress on the tumor tissue [12].
Hence, this soil canopy feedback could be responsible for disrupting the development of under-storey heath while maintaining the pre-dominant black sheoak canopy composition (Facelli and Pickett 1991) which is critical for post-mining sites where the pedogenesis of the reconstructed soils has often been reverted to a 'younger' soil status (described above).
In pea (Pisum sativum L ., high temperatures have been suggested as disrupting the development of reproductive organs leading to their abscission [ 5].
These authors suggested that PVL could interfere with performance on this task (a) by disrupting a cortical-subcortical network involved in visual binding and spatial attention, (b) by disrupting the development of the posterior cerebral cortex, or (c) by disrupting white matter pathways connecting regions involved in biological motion perception, specifically.
What has held back and disrupted the development of Asia in the past, as this survey has argued, has been the absence of rights for minorities and individuals.
Pesticides, metals and estrogens in human wastewater disrupt the development of amphibians, which are among the most vulnerable vertebrates on the planet.
He concluded, "Neither do we hope that the U.S. arms sales to Taiwan will again and further disrupt the development of our bilateral and military-to-military relationship".
Experiments performed with pregnant rats in the NASA Space Shuttle provide evidence that lack of gravity disrupts the development of the vestibular system (Ronca et al. 2008).
These results indicated that silencing of the gene Clock disrupted the development of circadian oscillations during the differentiation of pluripotent mESCs.
