Sentence examples for disruptive results from inspiring English sources

But the popularity of gambling among players, and its potential for disruptive results, is also coming under intense scrutiny.

But that could change, with disruptive results.

Common themes in this tradition are the inegalitarian, disruptive results of unregulated markets, their instability, their alienating effects, and their degrading effects on the poor.

In principle, not every disruptive effect resulting in a change that mimics a cancer hallmark is necessarily carcinogenic.

Their data showed chemotherapy is a disruptive event, resulting in more enterobacteria in the intestine in the placebo group, but there were no significant differences seen by the end of the 8 weeks follow-up in either the probiotic or the placebo group compared to baseline microbiota levels.

While it is difficult to speculate about the exact molecular mechanism of the observed defect without in-depth biochemical experiments, there are several possible mechanisms that could explain the disruptive effect of these mutations, resulting in a partially dominant negative phenotype.

Independently of the phenotype/genotype features of the disorders, it is important to underline that a pathological phenotype does not result from the disruptive effect of one single gene mutation, but from the alteration of the network of genes to which the mutated gene specifically belongs.

Although noise is generally regarded as disruptive, the results of Solanka et al. suggest that it helps the MEC to perform its two distinct roles.

The diffusive mechanism is less efficient due to slow diffusion of lipid across the cell wall while disruptive mechanism results in faster extraction with high yield as it causes direct release of lipid due to the rupture of cell wall [ 27].

Delay Tolerant Network (DTN) enables communication in opportunistic networks where disruptive links result into intermittent connectivity.

A comparative study has been made on the mechanical energy released in a core disruptive accident resulting from an unprotected loss of flow accident (LOFA) in a medium sized liquid metal fast breeder reactor with oxide, carbide and metal fuels.