Only earthquakes or a terrorist attack have the potential for major disruption (the Aum Shinrikyo cult's sarin gas attack on the underground in 1995 killed a dozen commuters and railway staff).On the other hand, jinshin jiko (literally, "human-body accidents") cause many lesser disruptions each year.
Perilunate dislocations may be due to ligamentous injuries (following the lesser arc) or osseoligamentous disruption combining fracture of one or more carpal bones with ligament injuries (the greater arc route).
The biology underlying these latter changes is not fully understood, but could involve increases in microvascular permeability because of lesser degrees of vascular disruption by CYT997 (Seshadri et al, 2007).
The firm has also invested heavily in knowledge for decades: perhaps no other organisation has as much interesting data on global capitalism.Though lesser firms may be facing disruption, McKinsey dispenses a special sort of consultorial fairy-dust that is hard to replicate, and as much in demand as ever.
Roundup, and to a lesser extent glyphosate, caused endocrine disruption in cell lines (e.g. [ 21, 25]).
According to the line of force transmission and disruption these injuries are classified as lesser arc injuries when the injury passes through radial styloid, midcarpal joint and lunatotriquetral space.
We have found that constitutive inhibition of Rab1 in IPCs, using a dominant-negative protein, resulted in disruption of IPC dendrites to a lesser extent than unc-104 RNAi.
Handling also caused a disruption the bacterial community, although to a lesser extent than PIT tagging.
Unlike the upregulation of telomerase, abnormalities in p53 are seen in only 20 40% of breast cancers, suggesting that disruption of p53 pathways may be of lesser importance in breast cancer pathogenesis (Mokbel et al, 2000; Borresen-Dale, 2003).
The minority party, led by an uncaring legislator, Mitch McConnell, a Minority Leader with a desire for chaos and disruption, has rendered the Senate to be the lesser house of Congress.
