Sentence examples for no disruptive from inspiring English sources

Quality of the evidence is based on study design and graded as 'high quality' (well-defined study design for determining restoration with normal microbiota, model A), or 'moderate quality' (disrupted microbiota at baseline, model B), or 'low quality' (no disruptive event occurred, model C).

Second, methadone itself causes no euphoric effects whatsoever, unlike heroin, so the person feels no disruptive psychological craving for it.

So long as Bruno does no disruptive barking, he is welcome to visit the store, on West 87th Street, as are several dogs with similar agendas.

Trevor lives quietly, his countless awards seeming to leave no disruptive mark (he recently received the David Cohen award, a sort of English Nobel; Love and Summer has been longlisted for the Man Booker).

Instead of frying my brain with monkey-at-typewriter thinkpieces affixed with click-chasing headlines (the wonderful Guardian, of course, never stoops so low), in 2015 I'm committed to slowing down my information intake – and accepting that the codex, with no disruptive hyperlinks and no panoptic Chartbeat trackers, is actually a superior form of information technology.

Sertindole (2.5 mg/kg, p.o). had no disruptive effect on performance after either acute or chronic treatment.

Up and coming names include PayPal (which you might argue is no longer disruptive in this sense), Stripe, Square, TransferWise, Ant Financial (a frenemy of sorts) and more.

With such a disruptive Disrupt, no "ordinary" Startup Battlefield would do.

The patient reported no particular difficulty which suggested no auditorily disruptive effect caused by stimulating this electrode either at 1 Hz or at 50 Hz (with amplitudes up to 3 mA).

First Albany's report, raising PeopleSoft to a buy from neutral, said Oracle's bid "is no longer a disruptive factor".

No more lurching from crisis to crisis, no more disruptive government interventions: Argentina would provide sound money, and leave the rest up to the free market.