Sentence examples for ensuing disruption from inspiring English sources
But, the chances of coping through the ensuing disruption, of maintaining wellbeing and of recovering losses and rebuilding livelihoods are highly variable, shaped both by individual characteristics and by social structures.
The ensuing disruption and delay gave the Allies time to re-form their own lines.
The toxin naturally accumulates in liver cells, and the ensuing disruption of metabolism accounts for the severe liver dysfunction cause by amatoxins.
It is likely that the ensuing disruption of inhibitory networks contributed to the epilepsy phenotype in Cln1 −/− mice.
PRES represents a clinicoradiological disease entity arising from failure of cerebrovascular autoregulation and ensuing disruption of the blood-brain barrier upon acuteonset hypertension [ 2].
The organism is resistant to various antibiotics and capitalizes on the ensuing disruption of the normal intestinal flora to colonization and cause disease.
For much of the past year, the country has been plagued by damaging reports about severe pollution, dangerous exports, riots in Tibet and the ensuing disruptions to its Olympic torch relay by Tibet's sympathizers, among other groups.
The prolonged conflict from the different wars, international sanctions, the ensuing major disruptions, factional fighting and political instability during the last few decades have deeply affected Iraq's society, including its health sector [ 3].
Together, these approaches implied that the skeletal and hematopoietic changes in the collagen X Tg and KO mice might directly ensue from disruption of collagen X function in growth plates [1], [5], [6], [7], [8], [11], [14].
The ensuing showers caused considerable disruption to the planned schedule.
It is, therefore, likely that the loss of piRNAs from cluster 2 is not directly caused by mutations in the Cuff protein, but it might rather ensue from the disruption of the nuage observed in the cuff ovaries and the mislocalization of factors required for piRNA production.
