Sentence examples for disruption hypothesis from inspiring English sources
According to the circadian disruption hypothesis, light-at-night might disrupt the endogenous circadian rhythm, and specifically suppress nocturnal production of pineal hormone melatonin and its secretion in the blood [ 9, 10, 14].
According to the circadian disruption hypothesis, light-at-night might disrupt the endogenous circadian rhythm, and specifically suppress nocturnal production of pineal hormone melatonin and its secretion in the blood [ 13- 15].
Similarly, the disruption hypothesis also implies lower fertility among migrants: migrants' fertility behavior will be low in the period immediately prior to or following a residential change, due to the disruption in economic and social support that often results from a move (Kulu 2005).
Although this is consistent with the endocrine disruption hypothesis, the data are too sparse to draw any conclusions.
39, 43, 44 This endocrine disruption hypothesis could explain the current findings of an association of both paracetamol and NSAIDs with an increased risk of asthma.
Occupational studies addressing the endocrine disruption hypothesis are few in spite of the fact that the occupational setting often confers much higher exposure levels than environmental sources, which probably also applies to EDCs.
One of the hypotheses that links novel chemicals and suppression of root-fungal symbioses is disruption of mutualistic hypothesis (Stinson et al. 2006).
Consistent with this hypothesis, disruption of CGN lipid rafts with methyl-beta-cyclodextrin prevented EtOH inhibition of L1-mediated neurite outgrowth (Tang et al., 2011).
Consistent with this hypothesis, disruption of zinc transport into the secretory pathway caused increased sensitivity to an inhibitor of cell wall function, calcofluor white [ 34].
In support of this hypothesis, disruption of RNA transcription causes re-localization of the protein components of different nuclear and cytoplasmic bodies [ 25, 59].
According to the prevailing hypothesis, disruption of this tightly controlled balance is one of the initial steps in osteoarthritis (OA) development [ 7– 9].
