Sentence examples for disrupting the functionality from inspiring English sources

A barrier of this kind provides additional security for the occupants of a building without disrupting the functionality of the interior with a massive obstacle.

Similarly, the simulation of ERK ectopic expression, disrupting the functionality context of ph auto-regulation, leads to the loss of the multi-stability when EGF = 0.

These explicit associations would enable the screening of this subset of enhancers for those pathogenic mutations not affecting the coding sequences of concerned genes but disrupting the functionality of these cis-acting regulatory sites and thus altering temporal, spatial and quantitative aspects of gene expression.

Once installed, Fix-it runs a live scan of your system and often can identify the conflicts disrupting the functionality of a given add-on.

I worried, as many others have, about the negative impact of such trips -- whether these villages would face internal retaliation for working with Westerners, whether their conversion to Christianity was a facade they embraced to receive the aid, and whether such work would disrupt the functionality of their tattered economies.

These mutations are random and sufficiently rare such that they usually do not disrupt the functionality of the cell.

HEK293-derived cell lines, such as 293T, are not suitable models for healthy cells in DSB experiments, since they are known to express the adenoviral oncoprotein E1B55K, which disrupts the functionality of the DNA damage response pathways [ 25].

In this context it should be pointed out that many standard over-expression experiments are rather likely to produce substantial artefacts: the resulting inappropriate amounts and localisations of signalling components will often lead to signal spill-over and/or disrupt the functionality of native complexes.

The small footprint of motifs permits the addition of a module to add novel functionality without disrupting the ancestral functionality [ 25, 39].

Therefore, the paper proposes a range of attack approaches to illustrate that a mal-packet, which only carries specially crafted data, can exploit memory-related vulnerabilities and utilize existing application code in a sensor to propagate itself without disrupting the sensor's functionality.

Sybil attacks are detrimental to the correct network functioning and can disrupt the entire functionality of such systems in multiple ways.