Sentence examples for from that disruption from inspiring English sources

The politics of the Great Disruption -- and of the current recovery from that disruption -- will both have played themselves out.

We concluded from these experiments that disruption of astrocyte mitochondrial function results in significantly larger RB-induced lesions and that protection with the P2Y1R agonist 2MeSADP is absent.

Hornby has warned that disruption from installing a new computer system and problems supplying model railways to Europe will cause first-half revenues to fall.

Airbnb and Uber have demonstrated that disruption from another industry is particularly powerful, because it involves enabling efficiency-enhancing structural changes that draw on core competencies and strategies that the incumbent firms lack.

Stores Fear for Their Lives Shopkeepers fear that disruption from construction of the development, which is being planned in two phases and could tie up the downtown for the next three years, will find more stores following in Pyramid's footsteps.

John Keefe, Eurotunnel's spokesman, said that disruption from migrants "making attempts to get on to trucks, to climb over fences, to get close to the trains" had become a nightly occurrence, leading to shutdowns.

Links between these conditions are provided by epidemiological clues and from direct biological evidence that disruption of early testis development and impaired differentiation of cell populations are common features.

An emerging provocative hypothesis from this study suggests that disruption of collagen X function in the EO-derived chondro-osseous environment may alter the hematopoietic niche.

Experiments using Nrf2 knockout mice and primary astroglial and neuronal cultures derived from these mice show that disruption of Nrf2 renders neuronal tissue more susceptible to oxidative stress [19].

It is clear from the foregoing experiments that disruption of the dltA operon results in low levels of M1 surface protein, increased opsonization and phagocytosis, and marked loss of viability in whole human blood that can be at least partially complemented by restoring dltA.

Identification of several mutations in the TLS gene from ALS patients suggested that disruption of RNA metabolism might be one of key events in ALS pathogenesis.