Sentence examples similar to disruption in two from inspiring English sources

The greater the interdependence within the system, the wider the effects of disruption in one part of it.

Although it recovered from most of the technical disruption in four business days, it was still working to restore client confidence six months later.

For the United States, the blockade of Qatar is only the latest disruption in three decades of effort to secure military bases in autocratic Persian Gulf dependencies, which eschew elections and suppress free speech and assembly.

The output of Cox regression is the hazard ratio (HR): this number represents the relative hazard of disruption in one condition compared to another.

Indeed, KRIT1 silencing or disruption in four different cellular contexts has been shown to result in the expression of typical markers of defective autophagy, such as increased accumulation of p62 and increased amounts of LC3-I and of total LC3.

We recently used this device to treat femoral anastomotic disruptions in two postoperative patients.

Disruptions in two of the genes resulted in an 89.5 and 82.9 % reduction in adhesion or invasion (Fig. 2).

Janes and Stibitz have created an elegant set of plasmids to make markerless gene disruptions in two distinct steps [ 12].

Therefore, we used the DGAP105 translocation breakpoints to gain insight into the proband's phenotype and identified disruptions in two genes, MATR3 and AHDC1, which together account for many features of the proband's phenotype.

There were also 46466 disruptions of Facebook services in 12 countries in the second half of 2017, compared to 52 disruptions in nine countries in the first half.

"Disruptions in one or both of these interactions might cause a cell to become a tumor cell," says Stratton, now with the Sanger Centre near Cambridge.