Sentence examples for led to disorders from inspiring English sources

A crisis took place in 1945, when the French refusal to transfer control of the local armed forces led to disorders, culminating in a French bombardment of Damascus and British intervention.

In May 1970 campus protests against the war in Vietnam led to the deaths of four students who were fired on by the Ohio National Guard; the event led to disorders at many American universities.

The decreased functional connectivity in these brain regions probably caused by hyperexcitability of pain pathway which led to disorders between the RFPN and its related external regions [37,38].

Aberration due to the lack of TH led to disorders such as the goiter (thyroid gland enlargement) and cretinism (a type of severe mental retardation) [ 2].

The internal inquiry must address questions of staffing levels and decisions taken that night that led to disorder on such a scale.

But from 1640 onwards, with the arrival of the Dutch, rivalry between princes, and the increasing brutality of the Portuguese governors, led to disorder.

The death of their ruler, Qapaghan Qaghan, in 716, however, led to disorder and strife, and the Ans sought refuge in China.

Similarly, for the LG A07, the presence of 16 mHemi-SNPs and Pseudo-simple SNPs led to disorder in the linkage relationship for the markers on A07.

Chlordane accumulates in animal tissue, and can lead to disorders of the digestive and nervous systems.

Despite obvious differences in precipitating mechanism, there are surprising similarities between subsequent pathophysiology: both disorders lead to disorders of the macrocirculation, microcirculation and host inflammatory response (1,2).

Sphincter function is a common problem in gastroenterology and leads to disorders such as GERD and fecal incontinence.