Sentence examples for disruption region from inspiring English sources

As an example, we note anomalous resistance in the current disruption region (e.g., Lui 1996).

(Yumoto et al.1989) reported that a magnetic disturbance in the current disruption region (approximately 9 R E ) was observed about 1 min earlier than Pi 2 pulsations observed at low-latitude stations.

After BSNXD treatment, vessel surface walls in endothelial disruption region were significantly ameliorated compared with the OVX, and the platelets and leukocytes sticking to endothelium were obviously decreased (P<0.01, Figure 1g).

Although limited, the post-eruption data available (Blake 2016, Blake et al. 2016 and 2017a) indicate that fewer impacts are identified when ash is ~ 5 20 mm thick, supporting the hypothesis of elevated disruption regions on the thickness scale.

This information, combined with the absence or partial occupancy of molecules in their hydrophobic channel and the misaligned membrane-disruption region, led us to hypothesize that the protein is not able to fully exert its myotoxic activity like other PLA2-like proteins.

The production cost disruption robustness region in the centralized dual-channel supply chain is the same as that in the decentralized dual-channel supply chain.

Due to the blood vessel disruption, the region becomes hypoxic forcing active cells into an anaerobic energy supply with subsequent accumulation of lactat (Komatsu and Hadjiargyrou 2004).

The idea is that import competition created more disruption in regions where, traditionally, more people worked in industries in which Chinese imports have increased the most, such as textiles and electronics.

Accompanied by a regional arms race, a disruption of the region's nuclear balance could leave China surrounded by nuclear powers -- Russia, India, Pakistan, Japan, South Korea and even Taiwan.

The leader writer admits that the plan is entirely incoherent, that "the West has caused massive disruption in the region", that beyond the Syrian government there are no "regional troops able to take on and defeat Isil" – and then concludes that "Britain should play a full part with its allies in a clearly defined campaign to destroy this menace".

Nearly a quarter of a million people in north-eastern Spain were without power yesterday after the heaviest snowfall in decades brought major disruption to the region.