Sentence examples for no disruptive effect from inspiring English sources
Sertindole (2.5 mg/kg, p.o). had no disruptive effect on performance after either acute or chronic treatment.
Amid the sonorous buzz and boom of downtown Manhattan, a stream of a few hundred straggling, silent protestors insisting on a silent procession produced no disruptive effect at all.
No disruptive effect was evident in either group when tested on Day 6 (24 hours after blindfold removal) despite baseline performance being similar to final performance levels at the end of testing at day 5.
In contrast, ethanol had no disruptive effect, but rather precipitated the FG domains.
Surprisingly, the presence of IS Bth165 in the intervening region between rep165 and orf6 apparently has little or no disruptive effect on the function of these replication-related factors (Fig. 4).
Figure 12 shows that trans-1,2-cyclohexanediol or 1,6 hexanediol indeed effectively suppressed the assembly of S. cerevisiae Nup116 and Tetrahymena Mac98A FG particles, while ethanol had no disruptive effect.
The modifications on the linker showed no disruptive effects on the fluorescence intensity of labeled cells analyzed by both flow cytometry and live-cell imaging.
Previous research has highlighted the importance of the hippocampus for structural learning (Aggleton, Sanderson, & Pearce, 2007; Sanderson et al., 2006), whereas loss of the anterior thalamic nuclei and the fornix appears to have no disruptive effects (Aggleton et al., 2009).
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).
This disruptive effect was no longer evident once the blindfold had been removed for 24 hours.
For comparison, stimulations of u'4 at 1 Hz (3 mA) had no such disruptive effects on sentence understanding, but stimulations of this region at 50 Hz (1 mA) triggered auditory illusions, described by the patient as 'echo' whereas applying the same stimulation to a site 15 mm more medial to u'4 triggered auditory hallucinations, i.e. perception of high-pitch sounds.
