Sentence examples for disruption of introducing from inspiring English sources

Resistance to the PLANS intervention ranged from an unclear health rationale for doing so, the double disruption of introducing a new intervention together with the unexpected knowledge that they were suffering from CKD, or the perception that their social life was under scrutiny.

Even then, ERCP fails to reveal the disruption in as many as 25%% of instances and also carries the risk of introducing infection and the theoretic risk of exacerbating a leak by contrast injection at non-physiologic pressures.

This paper advances the field of network disruption analysis by introducing an application to a multi-modal transport network, capitalizing on the redundancies and improved connectivity of an integrated metro-bus network.

Overall, Parmap represents a perfect incarnation of the "propagate the concept with minimal disruption" principle introduced in Cole's algorithmic skeleton manifesto.

The essays present the most up-to-date discoveries, research and interpretation, combining and integrating linguistic, textual and archaeological evidence; they follow the story of the various Frisians through from the Roman Period to the next great period of disruption and change introduced by the Viking Scandinavians.

In order to improve cell disruption, we introduced an additional step.

The mutation in nagE and disruption of nagR were then introduced onto chromosome 1 of wild strain H16 by homologous recombination.

To date, several approaches for disruption of PDGF/PDGFR pathway are introduced.

PKR knockout (PKR−/−) mice were obtained by disruption of the Pkr gene introduced in embryonic stem cells, which were injected into C57BL/6 blastocysts.

In GOx, this peak is displaced due to the exfoliation and disruption of the graphite (200) space introducing oxygen species.

Although we cannot set aside the low quality of some of the assembled genomes, in other primates the ORF of PPP1R2P1 has frameshift disruptions that introduce premature stop codons, indicating that in these species might not produce a putative functional protein, or if so the protein might be truncated.