Sentence examples for evident disruption from inspiring English sources

She will be the most evident disruption to the show's familiar structure since its 2002 inception.

Some of Montaigne's siblings became Protestant, with no evident disruption to the family — even during the St. Bartholomew's Day massacres of 1572, when thirty thousand French Calvinists died.

Masson's trichrome staining indicated, no evident disruption in the overall matrix histo-architecture and the major structural component (i.e., collagen) of HAM also appeared to be conserved (Fig. 3d).

The mechanisms of myotoxicity of these toxins are largely unknown and, catalytically dependent and independent events are involved; in the case of the enzymatically inactive Lys49-PLA2 homologs, an evident membrane disruption takes place without phospholipid hydrolysis.

From this understanding of autophagy as a dynamic integrator of numerous signalling pathways, it is evident that disruptions in the functionality of other pathways are likely to disrupt autophagy and therefore cellular homeostasis.

The approach is based on monitoring social disruption evident in local, native-language media reports around the world.

When nocodazole is added at a developmental stage immediately preceding that in which polarization of Pk-myc and MRLC9/12 is first evident, very little disruption of the polarity of these molecules is observed later.

Administration of LTX-diols to these animals at a daily dose level of >> 0.8 mg/kg body weight (2 μg/mL drinking solution) for 30 days disrupted the estrous cycle in 100% of the animals; this disruption was evident within the first 3 or 4 days after treatment and was sustained for the 30-day treatment period.

Further orthorhombic crystalline disruption was evident with strain.

It was very difficult to start with and I think the disruption was evident in our results," he said.

Proof of Bitcoin's disruption is evident, for example, with credit card companies, which have not adapted as well to the online currency movement.