Sentence examples for possibility for disruption from inspiring English sources

Yeung, who previously led Groupon's East Asia business and the only member of Prenetics' management team and board without a doctorate degree, joined Prenetics last year as CEO because he believes there's "so much possibility for disruption in medicine".

However, the internalization of metal-based nanoparticles by cultured cells and the subsequent changes in cellular biochemistry [14] suggest there is also a possibility for disruption of intracellular pathways that could ultimately attenuate viral replication.

Although amyloid retention is present in the prefrontal cortex, this latter hypothesis arose from our theoretical orientation that multiple pathologies occur during the aging process and have consequences preferential to certain systems (Buckner 2004; Hedden and Gabrieli 2004), while acknowledging the possibility for disruption of more remote systems to occur through multisystem interactions.

Though investors may have put undue confidence in any human's ability to fine-tune economies, Mr. Greenspan seems to have succumbed too readily to new-era visions of productivity and may have overprepared for the possibility of disruption from the Year 2000 computer problem.

If clinical severity appears to be similar to seasonal epidemics, but incidence is high (quadrant B), measures may be taken to reduce transmission and prepare for the possibility of disruption in schools and workplaces due to absenteeism.

According to Marino, other disadvantages are the possibility of disruption when filming in an open multi-user environment and the temptation for puppeteers to play the game in earnest, littering the set with blood and dead bodies.

The possibility of disruption had already been well flagged.

The governor and the State Legislature did not want any possibility of disruption".

In a survey by Balcombe Parish Council the locals main gripe was the possibility of disruption on the roads.

Finally, there is the possibility of disruption of cytoplasmic protease activity.

Layer on a wired stadium like Levi's Stadium, and the possibilities are endless for disruption – both in terms of hardware and software.