Sentence examples for more disturbances from from inspiring English sources

The higher HR response observed in the field setting might relate to more disturbances from being in an outdoor environment.

The stadium announcer warned that the game would be abandoned if there were any more disturbances from the crowd, prompting some Millwall fans to invade the pitch in an unsuccessful attempt to get the game abandoned.

(iv) It was anticipated for both species that genotypes originating from the disturbance-prone river floodplains would be more disturbance tolerant than genotypes originating from the more sheltered dune slack environments.

We found that soil flooding severely decreased survival and regrowth, and that plants from the more disturbance-prone habitat were less negatively affected by fragmentation.

The service used to draw more than 100 devotees until disturbances from the construction site turned people away.

Dutch children had significantly more sleep disturbances than children from the USA and less than Chinese children.

Although few studies have investigated the mechanisms driving such gender differences, it is possible that sleep problems developed during pregnancy may become chronic, and as such contribute to explaining why middle-aged and older women suffer from more sleep disturbances.

It seems that Pd is more dependant from disturbances of inter and intra-ventricular conduction and inhomogeneous propagation of impulses, than from the level of left atria enlargement.

Residents living in flats reported more severe problems with disturbance from neighbours, alcohol consumption, and smoking, and their sleep was disturbed more frequently because of noise in the residential environment.

"We wanted no disturbances from the outside world," Mr. Soto said.

Head, H. & Holmes, G. Sensory disturbances from cerebral lesions.