Sentence examples for disruption I from inspiring English sources

The present paper questions the latter hypothesis: that phonological dyslexia always occurs in connection with some other form of phonologically based disruption (i.e. in a 'cluster' of impairments that are not necessarily reading-specific).

Possible threat courses of action could include denial of service attacks on phone, email, and internet services, and could include harassing phone calls (i.e. bomb threats) and mail disruption (i.e. suspicious packages).

"Prior to proceeding with any disruption plan, it will be determined if the continued gathering of intelligence is more beneficial than a disruption (i.e. are other subjects of greater interest being identified, can Khan be recruited, etc).," the FBI document said.

Biomarkers for individual noise tolerance (i.e., traits) were presented in [10], whereas the current analysis seeks to elucidate moment-to-moment variations in sleep's vulnerability to disruption (i.e., states).

Furthermore, pharmacologic inhibition (i.e., treatment with the peptide KKKALNRQLGVAA) or genetic disruption (i.e., use of MK2−/− mice) of MK2 is also protective against pulmonary capillary permeability in response to HVT MV.

In the event that these small molecules are cell permeable, specific cysteine modifications can be detected directly in their native environment without cell disruption (i.e., lysis).

The idea of a strong selection against cells displaying high Rep68 activity is consistent with the observation that although most cells that initially received dHV.68/5'3'.F50 were also transduced by hcAd.FLPe.F50, a significant proportion of the randomly isolated HeLa cell and DMD myoblast clones did not show evidence of Rep68-induced AAVS1 disruptions (i.e., 50 and 72%, respectively).

In our analysis, we define ΨEs specifically using coding-sequence disruptions (i.e., frameshifts and premature stop codons).

After I posted videos of wedding disruptions, I was personally threatened and slandered on Sikh websites.

In order for me to ensure that there will be no further disruptions, I am going to take the time to work on improving my mental health.

Still worse, it has been proposed by management as a way of "limiting disruption from" (i.e. breaking) academic strikes – lecturers' plans to protect their pensions could be foiled by a bunch of obsequious machines.