Sentence examples for disruption of material from inspiring English sources

This note indicates that early time buoyancy induced inter-penetrative mixing is a typical 2-d, shear driven phenomenon, exhibiting neither strong re-orientation (with attendant enhance mixing) nor negligible filament deformation (indicating minimal disruption of material surfaces).

Treatment is with small doses of triamcinolone at the infraorbital foramen, and disruption of palpable material with lidocaine or saline.

By developing a better understanding of the role that non-hydrolytic proteins play in the disruption of lignocellulosic materials, it should be possible to design more efficient enzyme preparations, thereby bringing us one step closer to achieving an effective, enzyme/sugar-based biorefinery [ 5, 9- 11].

Field studies have reported renal disruption and accumulation of material in kidney tubules in fish sampled from rivers (Schmidt-Posthaus et al. 2001; Schrank et al. 1997), lakes (Koponen et al. 2001), and estuaries (Simpson et al. 2000; Stentiford et al. 2003) known to be contaminated with a variety of EDCs and other contaminants.

The excess volume of ejecta relative to crater volume is the result of the disruption of compacted, organized material by an explosion and the redistribution as ejecta and fallback.

These considerations together with the evidence that cancer cells, unlike normal cells, are enriched in copper content inside the nucleus, lead to predicting that Auger electrons emitted in the very close proximity of the DNA double helix could yield the highest therapeutic effect through the irreversible disruption of the genetic material of cancerous cells [ 13, 14].

Continued crack formation finally results in partial delamination of coating material and disruption of the surface, in affected areas only.

The inhibition of FAs and/or disruption of F-actins eliminated the material dependence of FSS-induced ATPGE2GE2 and NO release.

As inhalation is the nearly universal route of acquisition of this agent, environmental risk factors usually involve the disruption of soil or other infected material (14, 15).

Formation of mitochondrial networks is important for maintaining mitochondrial DNA integrity and interchanging mitochondrial material, whereas disruption of the mitochondrial network affects mitochondrial functions.

To stick one sort of material on another is to create a disruption that is usually invigorating, the way the flow of information from different sources characterizes contemporary life.