Sentence examples for distribution and disruption from inspiring English sources

Many women don't have access to these male-dominated organizations, and that's where some of the distribution and disruption of capital formation marketing comes in.

Similarly, Choulet et al. [ 42] identified correlation between transposable element (TE) distribution and disruption of gene order conservation, which is accelerated by COs.

When offered a list of 4 possible negative affects identified by experts (healthcare service, food distribution, fuel distribution, and disruption to tourism), only one fourth thought that all 4 would occur.

These programs enforce cancer cell dependence on specific flux distributions, and disruption of the underlying pathways mostly results in cell death12,13,14,15,16,17.

This network simulation strategy, which uses specific degree distributions and random disruptions to the correlation within the case group, allows us to address the effect of the degree distribution on the ability to detect differential co-expression effects, network transitivity and other network effects.

Based on the simulation of plasma VDEs and disruption, the distribution and decay curve of the eddy currents on the PSL are obtained.

One approach to testing this hypothesis is to search for relationships between the spatial distribution and severity of endocrine disruption, the size of the local human population, and the available dilution in the river water.

Articular cartilage (AC), a highly specialised tissue that provides low friction and allows for efficient load bearing and distribution, can undergo disruption for traumatic or degenerative processes.

Digitally based civil disobedience is developing along three major lines: Disruption, Information Distribution, and Infrastructure.

Disruption, Information Distribution, and Infrastructure tactics and strategies are often practiced by separate groups working independently on different issues.

"Broadcast rights preservation is likely to remain industry priority through at last the next deal cycle, which will lead most properties to avoid major disruption of existing distribution and potential further dilution of rights fees," states the PwC report.