Lest we forget that adoption doesn't always work, with some local authorities facing a 20% disruption rate, with traumatic consequences.
The disruption rate (the amount of promised copper that fails to materialise), about 2% five years ago, is now as high as 8%, according to Andrew Keen of HSBC.
Oort proposed two values for the disruption rate of comets on each perihelion passage, 0.3 and 1.9 percent, which both gave reasonably good results when comparing his predictions with the actual energy distribution, except for an excess of new comets at near-zero energy.
In contrast to high-pressure homogenizers, the disruption rate in bead mills is generally observed to increase with increasing concentration of the cells in the slurry being processed (Chisti and Moo-Young 1986; Ricci-Silva et al. 2000; Mei et al. 2005).
In other types of high-pressure homogenizers, the disruption rate of cells has been generally found to be independent of the cell concentration in the slurry (Singh et al. 2005; Tam et al. 2012; Singh 2013), but the amount of the intracellular material released is obviously dependent on the concentration of the cells in the slurry.
Strong overlap with zero, in each of the above parameter differences, indicated a negligible disruption rate.
Respondents from communities with a high family disruption rate were 57% more likely to have reported CSA (OR=1.57, 95% CI 1.14 to 2.16).
The peptide also had Pearson correlations of p < 0.1 with measures of quality of life, vigor, emotional well-being, social functioning and fatigue disruption rating.
Compared with transformation by direct electroporation transformation of protoplasts or conidia, the transformation mediated by A. tumefaciens seems more likely to achieve a higher successful gene disruption rate, at least for some of the species.
