Traditionally, this uncertainty has added to the perception of compliance activities as an invasive disruption of research activities whenever an extra effort is required to achieve regulatory compliance.
This disruption of research due to batch-to-batch variability in feed occurred in different experiments that involved diets purchased from two different feed manufacturers, indicating that this is not a problem associated with any specific manufacturer, but is, instead, due to variability in the isoflavone content of soy (Boettger-Tong et al. 1998; Thigpen et al. 2003, 2004a, 2004b).
In keeping with the first core principle listed above, and to assure continuity and minimize disruption of scientific research, all continuing grant increments in FY 2013 will be awarded, as scheduled, and there will be no impact on existing NSF standard grants.
It concludes: "Disruption of ongoing research will result in irreparable setbacks and, in many cases, may destroy a project altogether.
The AUT also highlighted the hidden costs of casualisation, such as the loss of expertise and disruption of the research programme when CRS are forced to leave academia.
In a similar manner, the ad consequentiam stating that creationism leads to disruption of scientific research (e.g., Young [1985]) would not necessarily be fallacious in the context of discussion about society and education.
It also leads to waste of large percentages of energy and the disruption of astronomical research, among a long list of impacts".
Clearly the identification of novel therapeutics that could be used safely in human trials alone or as adjunctive therapies to antibiotics for biofilm-inhibition and disruption is an emerging area of research.
A 2012 report from IPPNW, Nuclear Famine: Two Billion People at Risk?, analyzed several years' worth of research on climate disruption and associated effects on agricultural output that would result from a limited and regional nuclear war.
Within the CREDO (cluster of research into endocrine disruption in Europe) Cluster, which is part of the Sixth European Union framework program, the EURISKED (multi-organic risk assessment of selected endocrine disruptors) consortium worked on a group of projects assessing multiorganic effects of selected endocrine disruptors.
He explains that while there has been a lot of research into how disruptions to our natural daily cycles – such as shift work – can affect our health, we know very little about the ways our bodies are affected by disruptions to seasonal changes.
