Sentence examples for disruption in the structure from inspiring English sources
Sharov et al. [ 24] noted a disruption in the structure of cardiomyocytes with subsequent fibrosis in dogs with heart failure.
In Dll1 mutants, nodal cilia were normal although disruptions in the structure of the node were noted in a few cases [29], [32].
Two main factors could explain the reduction in xylanase activity: i) the low accessibility of the substrate to the enzyme and ii) disruptions in the structure of the enzyme that would result in the presence of inactive forms of xylanase in PBs.
Although its etiology and pathophysiology are still unknown, there is increasing evidence for disruptions in the structure and function of cortico-striatal-thalamic-cortico (CSTC) neural circuitry.
In general the detonation suffers a disruption both in the structure and velocity but recovers after some distance downstream of the obstacle.
Recent research emphasizes that majority of brain disorders and psychiatric problems are accompanied by disruption in the temporal structure of brain activity.
Microwave-assisted pretreatment processes are based on the selective heating of the lossy components in the lignocellulosic materials that leads to the disruption in the original structure of lignocelluloses.
Moreover, the UPR activation correlates with the eye phenotype as large amounts of EGFP were detected for F57I and D67H, which also show disruption in the eye structure during the development of the Drosophila eye.
The majority of known SNP markers are located in protein-coding regions of human genes and have invariant manifestation of disruption in the protein structure and/or function (e.g., [ 29]).
The disruption in the protein structure and function brought about by AS are frequently associated with diseases [ 2]. Results from previous studies indicate that more than 60% of human genes are alternatively spliced [ 3- 9].
Any disruption in this structure — whether from adultery, abuse, indifference, or abandonment — must be set to rights.
