Sentence examples for disruption is evident from inspiring English sources

Abrupt ecosystem disruption is evident on the Northern Channel Islands at the Ållerød Younger Dryas boundary with the onset of biomass burning and resulting mass sediment wasting of the landscape.

Proof of Bitcoin's disruption is evident, for example, with credit card companies, which have not adapted as well to the online currency movement.

Another resident, property investor Corey Cooney, also been quoted by The Australian as arguing "noise and disruption is evident even with doors and blinds closed, furthermore affecting my basic sleep and that of my family.

In contrast, only mild-to-moderate bundle disruption is evident in the av6J/av6J mice.

This may be a reflection of differences in the degree of fragmentation (perhaps more severe disruption is evident in the isolates than fissioned mitochondria in vivo), or other factors related to the process by which the mitochondria are mechanically homogenized, as discussed in the next paragraph.

Administration of LTX-diols to these animals at a daily dose level of >> 0.8 mg/kg body weight (2 μg/mL drinking solution) for 30 days disrupted the estrous cycle in 100% of the animals; this disruption was evident within the first 3 or 4 days after treatment and was sustained for the 30-day treatment period.

Further orthorhombic crystalline disruption was evident with strain.

It was very difficult to start with and I think the disruption was evident in our results," he said.

When both the SH-SY5H and RAW 264.7 cells were incubated with the MNP-PEI-PEG nanoparticles (Figure 6B1, B2), a small but constant (and significant p > 0.05) membrane disruption was evident.

The FW PG follows a parallel course to global variation, whereby its minimum at 03 00 UTC and secondary maximum at 19 00 UTC coincide with the Carnegie curve extrema; however, a disruption was evident during the evolution of the primary maximum at 04:00–16:00 UTC (Fig. 6).

The biofilm disruption was evident from SEM observation.