Sentence examples for frequencies disrupt from inspiring English sources

Similarly, we found that electromagnetic fields that are amplitude-modulated at HCC-specific frequencies disrupt the mitotic spindle of HCC cells.

Furthermore, HCC-specific modulation frequencies disrupted the mitotic spindle.

The ECM devices send out jamming frequencies to disrupt the radio signals used by Iraqi insurgents to trigger roadside bombs.

Our results suggest that variation in crossover frequencies can disrupt obligate crossover formation without affecting viability.

Vandenberg LN, Pennarola BW, Levin M. Low frequency vibrations disrupt left-right patterning in the Xenopus embryo.

1. Clinical 2. Non-clinical + self-administration* 3. Non-clinical + supervision* Disruption to daily activities This attribute refers to how a given method of drug administration or dosing frequency disrupts the daily activities of patients.

Low frequency spectral masking refers to the ability of a lower frequency sound to disrupt perception of a higher frequency sound.

Others have equipped their buildings with wireless voice systems to ensure that phones operate at low power and at frequencies unlikely to disrupt medical devices, because modern cellphones adjust their power levels in inverse relation to signal strength.

The agitator and syn-jet arrays are separately driven by three piezoelectric stacks operating at their individual resonant frequencies to actively disrupt and mix the bulk air flow within the channel.

The distribution of the interrupted genes of the rest of the categories was markedly similar to the percentage of ORFs in M. tuberculosis genome with high frequency of disrupted genes in categories of hypothetical proteins and the intermediary metabolism and respiration.

Three alleles out of 46 sequenced clones were found to be disrupted (disruption frequency: 6.5%).