Sentence examples for disruption of structure from inspiring English sources
The histopathological findings have provided direct evidence of the possibility of the P.tuber-regium to attenuate the disruption of structure of both the liver and kidney cells.
The qualitative locations of cysteine and tryptophan residues indicated that the earliest disruption of structure is located at the CP surface.
Initially, duplications generate functional redundancy, a situation that is generally non-advantageous; hence, even if duplicates have been fixed by chance, the accumulation of mutations will result in the disruption of structure and function of one of the duplicates, which becomes a pseudogene (i.e. a non-functional gene).
Amniotic band syndrome (ABS) and/or limb body wall complex (LBWC) is considered to be caused by rupture of the amnion with secondary effects on the fetus producing malformation due to interruption of normal morphogenesis, deformation due to distortion of established structures and disruption of structures already formed.
As already discussed, it can be expected that substantial sequence changes to a protein through processes such as alternative splicing, are more likely to cause disruptions of structure and function.
The denaturation temperature (Td) is a measure of the physiochemical change of the collagen structure within the leather causing disruption of the structure (e.g. by heat or radiation or solvents used for cleaning).
We found partial disruption of tissue structure, with fibrillations and inhomogeneous fibre structures.
Effects of actD on nuclear structure were observed using immunofluorescence with nucleolar antibodies (Figure 4C) which showed typical disruption of nucleolar structure by drug treatment [46].
This implies the susceptibility of physical protection mechanism for carbon by disruption of soil structure.
Thermal disruption of protein structure and function is a potentially powerful therapeutic vehicle.
Large areas need to be scanned rapidly without removal of individual components, minimising the disruption of the structure's operation.
