Sentence examples for persistent disruptions from inspiring English sources
"persistent disruptions" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to continuous disturbances or interruptions that last for a long period of time. Example: The company's productivity was greatly affected by the persistent disruptions caused by the ongoing construction outside their office.
Recently, widespread and persistent disruptions in energy systems have highlighted the extent of this dependence and the vulnerability of increasingly optimized systems to changing conditions.
This homeostatic disturbance could increase vulnerability to some illnesses, including infectious diseases, and persistent disruptions may be partly responsible for increased mortality.
Children who are exposed to malnutrition early in life may experience lasting effects on their brain architecture and persistent disruptions of their stress response systems [ 6, 53].
My weirdest experience of persistent disruption was during a performance of a musical I was in at a West End theatre.
Edward Duff, of the Children's Legal Centre at Essex University, said: "Every case of persistent disruption in my experience has led to SEN involvement and we need to find out more about how much screening for behavioural difficulties and special needs is going on.
Persistent disruption can result in fluid collections, ascites or fistulas and has a significant impact on the clinical course.
Persistent disruption of neurovascular coupling was supported by a loss of consistency between electrophysiological activity and perfusion.
On a whole, the drop in Treasury yields, according to Lomski, is in a response to the persistent disruption of the credit market, which recently took the form of a drop in commercial paper.
Both forelimb and hindlimb elements of dcko mice remained extremely small throughout development and exhibited very small or no primary ossification centers, suggesting persistent disruption of endochondral growth and ossification.
Recurrent Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) is thought to result from persistent disruption of commensal gut microbiota [ 6].
The results demonstrate that the inhibition of transient BMP signaling at the end of Müller glial development leads to persistent disruption in retinal structure and function.
