Sentence examples for marked disruption from inspiring English sources
The fungi produce responses in the skin that vary from slight scaling to blistering and marked disruption of the keratin layer.
Taken together, these data suggest the expression of Bves with mutation in the putative intracellular interaction domain produced marked disruption of epithelial structure and function.
Alcohol intoxication produces marked disruption of several neuroendocrine pathways.
Fetal membrane sections from the SCS and SOR exhibited marked disruption and swelling of connective tissue.
Among the alk en yl trisulfides, DATS, dibutenyl trisulfide and dipentenyl trisulfide, all unsaturated sulfide compounds, caused marked disruption of microtubules and prominent cell cycle arrest during the mitotic phase; whereas the saturated sulfide compounds showed very little effect.
This marked disruption of normal rhythmicity included the majority of the canonical core clock genes (e.g. BMAL1, PER2 and CRY2), and affected both day- and night-peaking clusters, though transcripts for genes associated with functions predominant in the night-peaking cluster, such as protein targeting and translation, were prominently represented.
This group would be expected to show marked disruptions.
In this case, the marked avulsion of the facial soft tissues is evident as well as the marked bone disruption and fragmentation of the facial and mandibular skeleton.
The death of the emperor also marked the disruption of German influence in Italy and of the close relationship between the king and the reform popes.
In a summer marked by disruption on Southern, one of Britain's busiest rail franchises, and simmering industrial disputes around the railway, trade unions and campaigners held protests highlighting the growth in fares over the last decade.
The trial was marked by disruption, confusion and unendurable delay as five defense attorneys scolded Judge Medina, shouted at him, shook their fingers at him, mocked him and generally ignored accepted courtroom decorum.
