Sentence examples for more likely disruption from inspiring English sources

In what way is that a business?"Instead, it is more likely disruption will be from better distance-learning technology.

Mutants showed sequential super-stereotypy in the sense of having more stereotyped and predictable syntactic grooming sequences, and were also more likely to resist disruption of the pattern en route, by returning after a disruption to complete the pattern from the appropriate point in the sequence.

Two concerns which arise from this are that it may increase rents in these areas due to a shortage and that short-term stayers are more likely to cause disruption to neighbours.

Many experts say a settlement is still far more likely than a disruption in BlackBerry service, because NTP has no rival offering and stands to financially benefit more from RIM's success than its demise.

Rather, it seems more likely that a disruption of the mechanisms that regulate local Fgf8 expression at the IsO will be responsible for cerebellar vermis hypoplasia in humans.

But there is other software out there that is more likely to cause disruptions to your computer in general".

As already discussed, it can be expected that substantial sequence changes to a protein through processes such as alternative splicing, are more likely to cause disruptions of structure and function.

It is hard not to think that they represent a far more likely cause of global disruption on a civilisation-ending scale than either supervolcanoes or asteroids.

"Those who drank three or more drinks a day also were more likely to report sleep disruption related to stress and illness and were more likely to fall asleep during briefings or on guard duty," Toblin said in the report.

The typically smaller magnitude of the effects of the Ku-Sir4 pathway makes its disruption more likely to have been missed in prior studies.

This may suggest that non-viable chromosome rearrangement events have been fixed in the sterile plants, or that accumulation of more duplication and deletion events present in two copies rather than one is more likely to result in disruption of alleles related to fertility [ 35].