Sentence examples for gradual disruption from inspiring English sources

Bain Capital, for example, says it will invest $2 million to $5 million per year to sponsor Angel Fund deal leads, in effect "acknowledging, participating in and enabling the gradual disruption of the venture capital industry," says managing director Salil Deshpande, who will lead the program on behalf of his firm.

The process encompasses gradual disruption of epithelial architecture, resulting in discontinuity of basement membranes, loss of cellular cohesion, altered apico-basal polarity, and assumption of spindloid cellular profiles.

Deposition of ECM is further enhanced by the production of tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases (TIMPs), which prevent the degradation of ECM, leading to a net accumulation of ECM with a gradual disruption of normal liver architecture.

This technique allows for a gradual release, without disruption of the continuity or integrity of the vastus medialis, vastus lateralis or rectus femoris muscles, and has had more favourable results when compared to the Thompson technique [9].

The recently published methodology termed the Coastal Hazard Wheel (CHW) is designed for local, regional and national hazard screening in areas with limited data availability, and covers the hazards of ecosystem disruption, gradual inundation, salt water intrusion, erosion and flooding.

In contrast, our results from measuring TER of polarized membranes of Caco-2 cell showed a gradual and mild disruption of membrane beginning at about 4 h after BoNT/A complex or HA-C addition to the apical side (Fig. 3A).

RP defines a heterogeneous group of retinal degenerative diseases characterized by the gradual structural and functional disruption of photoreceptor cells, retinal pigment epithelium and choroid layers [12].

In another public opinion poll, conducted in September by the National Unification Advisory Council, about two-thirds of the South Koreans surveyed said they wanted any unification to be gradual to avoid political and economic disruptions.

Exposure to temperatures higher than 55°C results in a gradual decrease in activity caused by disruptions in hydrophobic interactions and hydrogen bonds between the different subunits of the enzyme.

Disruption of AtTBP1 leads to gradual telomere lengthening from 2 4 kb to 10 kb [67].

Claim #3: Couple disruption is the outcome of a gradual deterioration process.