Sentence examples for disruption grew from inspiring English sources

The growth of JKTR2-6 on 2% sorbitol was very similar to QM 6a, while the cre1 disruption grew very poorly.

We can understand their internal principles; disruptions grow out of latent tensions.

The institute's own membership declined, as women went into war work, but for those who remained, it provided a focus and a comfort in the face of huge disruption and growing deprivation.Country women already led difficult lives: as Ms Summers points out, two-thirds of rural homes at the outbreak of war had no access to electricity or main drainage.

Few have questioned Davies's managerial credentials, but there are misgivings about the "baggage" and disruption has grown.

Public support for them ebbed as the disruption to traffic grew more irksome.

After the initial disruption, the economy grew by more than the trend growth rate at the time for 1995 and 1996.

Late last year, Zheng Guoguang, director of the China Meteorological Administration, the official weather forecasting agency in China, wrote an essay in an influential Communist Party journal that warned yields of rice, wheat and corn could fall drastically by 2050 because of increased drought conditions and disruptions to growing seasons.

Oil prices briefly topped $58 per barrel Monday, rallying on longstanding fears about potential supply disruptions and growing demand even as actual inventories of crude are on the rise.

This growth reduction was probably not due to MT disruption since treated zygotes grew normally prior to mitosis, nor was it likely caused by a cell volume checkpoint.

Either we reduce carbon emissions by 90% over the next 40 years, or we face the consequences of runaway climate change and the conflict and disruption caused by growing scarcities of oil and other resources.

"Kingsolver is clearly trying to awaken us to humanity's growing disruption of the world's biological functions — and to do it in a way that connects emotionally and viscerally with her readers," Ashe said.