Sentence examples for early disruption from inspiring English sources

Lampard's fourth, guided in on off the woodwork in stoppage time, summed up Chelsea's dominance, their upbeat tempo admirable given the early disruption suffered with Torres's withdrawal with knee ligament damage sustained after 36 seconds.

While there may be some early disruption to the coaching of juniors, the club is putting in place plans to ensure that this is minimised and that all age groups continue to be fully supported".

That early disruption did not to do Paul Hartley's team any harm, however, and it took them only three minutes to make a breakthrough.

The stronger interface will be potentially applicable to composites health monitoring in various structural applications wherein the early disruption or mechanical failure is an essential criteria for performance enhancement.

Epilepsy, along with several other neurological disorders, is another common cause of death among people with both ASD and learning difficulties, suggesting that early disruption of neurodevelopment is to blame.

This may lead to early disruption of many pathways both via the direct influence on protein synthesis, and indirectly via a remarkable downregulation of miRNAs.

As such, it has been postulated that early disruptions in heteromodal association cortices can contribute to a functional isolation of the hippocampal formation thus giving rise to the clinical hallmark of Alzheimer's disease, progressive memory impairment [6], [7].

Early stages of germ cell development are reportedly identical in both sexes, so early disruptions of epigenetic state could in theory impair fertility of both males and females.

There is also evidence that early disruptions in the parent-child-relationship, as is often found in families with ADHD children, produces increased cortisol levels in preschoolers.

The present study was designed to test whether this addiction vulnerability generalizes to nicotine, and to capture first proof of a causative relationship between early disruptions of hippocampal network development and adult-age nicotine addiction vulnerability, co-occurring with cognitive impairments that may or may not respond therapeutically to nicotine.

However, Galaburda et al. [ 21] reported the presence of collections of improperly migrated neurons (ectopias and microgyria) in the brains of dyslexics examined post mortem, and more recent studies have confirmed the presence of early disruptions of cortical neuronal migration associated with reading disability [ 22, 23].