Sentence examples for disruption and interference from inspiring English sources

The issue dates back at least to the Troubles in Northern Ireland, where the intelligence agencies relied on disruption and interference more than prosecution and imprisonment.

He warned of long-established practices in the UK, dating back to the Troubles in Northern Ireland, in which intelligence agencies "relied on disruption and interference more than prosecution and imprisonment".

In the drinking water and wastewater sectors, a cyber-attack could hone in on four different threat vectors: chemical contamination, biological contamination, physical disruption and interference with the highly-specialized computer systems controlling essential infrastructure known as Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems.

The causal relation between transient occipital cortex disruption and interference on Braille character discrimination supports the notion that the recruitment of visual cortex in tactile processing is functional in nature and in line with results in studies investigating crossmodal plasticity in the blind.

We have demonstrated the potential therapeutic activity of niclosamide against MM both at the level of cell killing and diminution of FLC secretion and that these actions are mediated by mitochondrial disruption and interference in both NF-κB and STAT3 signalling.

Also, the retention of information is susceptible to disruption by delays and interference.

These include oxidative stress, rapid changes in intracellular Ca2+, excitotoxicity caused by the NMDA antagonist and GABA mimetic properties of ethanol, disruption of cell cell interactions, and interference with the activity of growth factors.

With reference to QoL issues, most affected women with UI in the Middle East have different QoL concerns including disruption of their prayer schedule and interference with sexual activity[ 2].

Regression models resulted in linear plots (see Table 1 for slope and intercept estimates) that showed significant associations (P <.001) between changes in pain and changes in patient-reported sleep disruption, pain interference on daily functions, and mood (anxiety and depression; Figure 3).

"There are sections where the voice seems to lose itself in the tone, and other points in which the ping-pong qualities of the layered busy tones are echoing the conversational elements of the two voices," says Satz. "The binaural piece is structured around principles of signal and interference, communication and disruption, a clear line of connection and a dense network of chaotic pluralities".

"We do actively monitor our networks for a variety of threats, interference, and disruption and have never detected such equipment operating on our network," they added.