Sentence examples for disruption or delay from inspiring English sources

It is well established that the formation of the epidermal permeability barrier (EPB) is developmentally regulated [16], [28] [30] and that disruption or delay in its formation before birth has a critical role in the survival of the organism [31] [34].

This investigational new drug treatment protocol enabled the provision of velaglucerase alfa to patients with GD1 who would otherwise have experienced a disruption or delay in receiving enzyme replacement therapy due to a global supply shortage of imiglucerase.

Major airports including Heathrow said there had been no significant disruption or delays at immigration halls following stoppages by PCS members in the Border Agency.

If handled properly and sensibly – like trading between the U.S. and Canada, and Switzerland and the EU - there needn't be any disruption or delays," Hewson said.

"It has been essential that all phases of the building work can be achieved with the minimum disruption or delays to normal business.

Furthermore, our results from both experiments on the effect of 'light pollution' on coral spawning behavior suggest that disruption or phase shift delay in spawning time can occur rapidly, that is, within 7 days of exposure to changes in nocturnal light regimes.

Furthermore, our results from both experiments on the effect of "light pollution" on coral spawning behaviour suggest that disruption or phase shift delay in spawning time can occur rapidly, that is, within 7 days of exposure to changes in nocturnal light regimes".

Sixty-eight percent of the patients experienced cetuximab treatment disruption, including dose reduction or delay (28.7%), permanent treatment discontinuation (34.0%), and dose rechallenge (5.3%).

Costs are due either to such factors as train delay, traffic disruption or derailment, or to the reliability and maintainability of the track.

joined Durbin in calling for Rosenstein to step aside if he's unwilling to appoint a special counsel, saying the ongoing probes "are far too important to risk disruption, delay or interference".

The prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte, said the court should act "to avoid further disruption and delay and to ensure a fair and expeditious trial".