Sentence examples for disruption making from inspiring English sources

Exposing the thrombus to ultrasound and microbubbles facilitates thrombus disruption, making "sonothrombolysis" a potentially powerful therapeutic strategy for thromboembolic diseases.

It was purchased by the army in World War II to rip up aerodrome runways and railway lines if an invasion took place as means of causing disruption, making it useless for the would-have-been occupiers on the act of resistance.

Although not all patients will want to make use of the capability, smartphones and other devices can be used with minimal disruption, making covert recording possible.

In summary, our CMCM system provides a simple and efficient strategy for conditional gene disruption, making it possible to investigate the different functions of a single gene in various tissues during development.

Based on follow-up telephone conversations with most of the 70 families who did not return valid first-year readings, it was clear that the diagnosis of leukaemia produced tremendous family stress and disruption, making it difficult to complete the exposure assessment protocol.

However, the disruption made working life difficult in other ways.

But as far as running, I think all the disruption makes it tougher - but more worthwhile.

Disruption makes enemies, Mr. Srinivasan said, but war is not an option: "They have aircraft carriers; we don't".

As those of us who care a great deal about The Times-Picayune in New Orleans learned last week, disruption makes no allowance for sentiment.

Punk was creative disruption made very visible.

It's obvious that the mobile disruption makes the consumer the decision maker in the workplace.