Sentence examples for points of disruption from inspiring English sources
However, a shared inversion would require two shared points of disruption.
Prostate cancer is a highly heterogeneous disease with many points of disruption in cell signalling (Assinder et al, 2009).
While this does not in and of itself translate to a cure, the discovery provides direction for researchers to investigate possible points of disruption of the basic pathway of FOP.
Maybe that is the point of disruption.
Disruption of any of these reaction steps may result in significant accumulation of intermediates produced in steps prior to the point of disruption and a significant decrease in the amount of products produced in subsequent steps.
However, even if there is truly a shared point of disruption (hard to define due to gene losses), these two endpoints (trnT- trnE and ndhF) could not have been used together in a single inversion; if these two breakpoints flanked one inversion in Welwitschia (with one endpoint in the LSC and the other in the SSC) the IR would have become a direct rather than inverted repeat.
The synapse-specific effect of FHM1 mutations points to disruption of excitation inhibition balance and neuronal hyperactivity as the bases for episodic vulnerability to CSD ignition in migraine.
If you invite the little ones, you will have to accept that there may be a certain level of disruption at some point, even if the child is whisked away immediately.
Motor function is regulated by dopaminergic corticostriatal circuitry, and extensive evidence points to disruption of these networks in ADHD (see: del Campo et al., 2011).
In the case of Parkinson's disease, many signposts point to disruption of mitochondrial health as a major factor and thus the importance of mitochondrial transport in maintaining mitochondrial health takes on great relevance.
All these findings point to disruption of auditory nerve discharge with preservation of outer hair cell function consistent with the occurrence of auditory neuropathy (Starr et al., 1996, 2008).
