Sentence examples for disruption remained from inspiring English sources

C2C said some train services had resumed but major disruption remained.

Top left (lesion 19): focal retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) disruption remained unchanged over a period of 16 months.

There was no automatic correspondence between qualification and competence: some "qualified staff" remaining inside the formal system with a quasi-academic certificate were incompetent while some very competent staff (having continued to deliver services seen as acceptable by customers through decades of disruption) remained unqualified.

BBB opening, however, has not been shown without damage, and the mechanisms by which HIFU induces BBB disruption remain unknown.

Despite the large body of evidence from animal studies, the exact mechanisms mediating the metabolic derangements resulting from circadian disruption remain to be resolved.

Following this enzymatic cell wall disruption, remaining proteins and lipid droplet localization in the chloroplast was confirmed.

6, 33 Pathophysiology within this system has also emerged as central to gambling disorder, although the nuances of this disruption remain unclear.

In a seminal work in this field, Gabor and coworkers found that noise and patient-care activities accounted for less than 30% of arousals and awakenings, while the cause of the remaining 70% of sleep disruptions remained unidentified [ 2].

Huge disruptions remain.

According to the report, "even years afterward, the household incomes of over half of those who experience such work disruptions remain substantially below those of workers who don't". that the position remained open after their rejection and the employer continued to seek applicants similar to their qualifications.

The significant tendencies listed in Tables 2, 4 and 5 for the whole data set (combined stop codon and frameshift disruptions) remain significant or become more significant if those examples labelled 'probable UTR features' are removed from the data (this is illustrated for those with verifying alignments to divergent orthologs, in each case).