The disruptive effect of Xylophaga spp. has been for long observed in the deep-sea.
An obvious one is the potentially disruptive effect of new trade routes.
This disruptive effect of stress on fear memory reconsolidation may have potential therapeutic implications.
Moreover, the results suggest that there is a disruptive effect of turnover beyond changing the distribution in teacher quality.
This dominance goes a long way to explaining why television has so far resisted the disruptive effect of technology.
Mr Coase reckoned the law had a critical economic responsibility: to minimise the disruptive effect of these costs on markets.
We are testing the hypothesis, based on work elsewhere, that ketamine will block the disruptive effect of ECT on thinking and memory.
Arup's research showed there was little to worry about in terms of drainage, the main problem being the disruptive effect of building sites on neighbours.
On energy transformation, he said Australia was showing quite rapid progress comparable with the rest of the world due to the disruptive effect of solar and wind energy.
Trade finance collapsed in the 1930s, reducing the disruptive effect of exchange rate changes, but Greece's entire economy is closely bound with the EU trade and payment system.
First, he said, there was the arrogance of youth, then financial and political obstacles, several spells in the hospital and the disruptive effect of a few wars.
