Sentence examples for disruption attributed to from inspiring English sources

It was the fourth major systemwide disruption attributed to the communications system, which the Federal Aviation Administration began putting into service earlier in this decade as a way to cut costs and assure reliability.

These studies not only point to potential mechanisms of immune system disruption attributed to in utero alcohol exposure but also to possible interventions that might ameliorate the damage to the developing infant.

The method is demonstrated through several case studies to identify allocation policies geared towards reducing the impact of disruptions attributed to critical resources, commodities, or capital.

Extraperitoneal haemorrhage in patients with haemorrhagic shock and pelvic ring disruption may be attributed to ruptured veins, fracture surfaces, and/or arterial sources.

This also corroborates our earlier finding [ 59, 60, 63] that phosphorylation of T18 does not diminish helicity of TA to the extent that it should disrupt binding to MDM2; indeed the disruption of binding was attributed to the development of electrostatic repulsions between phosphorylated T18 and the MDM2 surface and our current results are in accord with our earlier hypothesis [ 17].

PAB also induces endothelial cell retraction, intercellular gap formation, and actin stress fiber formation, effects which can be attributed to disruption of tubulin cytoskeleton and which contribute to its antiangiogenic action [ 147].

AWS CEO Andy Jassy says success can be attributed to disruption dynamics.

A high temperature dynamic mechanical transition that is tentatively attributed to disruption of SO3H rich sub-domains within the PS block domains shifts to higher temperature with annealing.

Ural and Saglam (2005) observed increase in fish mortality with increase in concentration of deltamethrin which may be attributed to disruption of normal physiological and homeo static organs.

When the organization looked at news stories about endocrine disruption that involved opinions attributed to scientists, they found 62% of the scientists saying they were a definite cause of harm and an additional 29% characterizing the threat as suspected.

Oxidative stress, one such response, is attributed to disruption in the homeostasis of free radical production during the various vital processes such as the electron transport chain reaction and the scavenging mechanisms designed to neutralize these damaging molecules.