Sentence examples for how disruption from inspiring English sources

The recent research details how disruption breeds disruption.

The genetic markers will hold many clues, and ultimately help scientists piece together how disruption to healthy biological pathways can lead to the uncontrolled cell division characteristic of cancer – and how drugs might stop the diseases.

A broad overview of the field of neurogastroenterology with focus on the pancreas of O. degus related to the enteric nervous system (ENS) is provided in order to help design future studies on the connections of specific neurons forming pancreatic pathways, their neurotransmission processes and how disruption of these pathways may contribute to pancreatic disease.

In this article we focus on the evidence to support these claims, as well as discuss findings that explain how disruption of synaptic structure and function that can occur during excitotoxic injury with neuroinflammation represents a likely substrate for neurologic deficits.

We further investigated how disruption of F-actin and MT affected each type of movement.

Since the loss-of-function effect of injected MOs usually lasts for 2 to 4 days [12], such systems can be efficiently used to study how disruption of RP gene translation affects the early embryogenesis of vertebrates.

The remarks followed a day-long meeting of mayors from around the world that was hosted by the Vatican to discuss environmental challenges and how disruptions in climate were contributing to a humanitarian crisis in migration and modern slavery.

In a 1989 study, Richard A. Schmidt, a psychologist now at the University of California, Los Angeles, described how disruptions to neuromuscular processes can cause the foot to deviate from the intended motion, even slipping from the brake to the accelerator.

He explains that while there has been a lot of research into how disruptions to our natural daily cycles – such as shift work – can affect our health, we know very little about the ways our bodies are affected by disruptions to seasonal changes.

"Analysis" describes results of inquiry or measurement, such as explaining how disruptions occurred, or identifying levels of needs satisfied or outstanding.

This review considers mechanisms through which Nts normally regulates feeding and how disruptions in Nts signaling might contribute to the disordered feeding and body weight of schizophrenia, Parkinson's disease, anorexia nervosa, and obesity.