Sentence examples for potentially interrupt from inspiring English sources

Climate changes in temperature, solar radiation, and precipitation potentially interrupt progressive improvement in crop yield.

Whether companies will adopt this redesign — or at least what rate they will — remains to be seen, as even small tweaks to any kind of software that has a massive amount of engagement can potentially interrupt the workflow of users.

The real issue is that anyone can potentially interrupt you with a call, most commonly at dinner or at the moment when you finally negotiate a single show the whole family can watch and are running out of time before the youngest's bedtime even if you fast forward through all the commercials.

Therefore, compared to the effects of AR expression, the effects of random insertion of the virus DNA that could potentially interrupt some endogenous genes would be minimal.

This is reflected by the finding that βIRKO cells exhibit extremely high Ser112 phosphorylation in mitochondria (Fig. 2B and Fig. S2B) and phosphorylation can potentially interrupt the interaction between BADS and other proteins, including GK.

Chemotherapy (antihelmintics) is now considered as the most cost-effective tool to potentially interrupt transmission even among asymptomatic patients.

In a brief statement, Kabel Deutschland acknowledged speculation that Mr. Malone was interested in a deal, a move that potentially interrupts the German company's talks with Vodafone of Britain.

Analysts George Cole, Robin Brooks and Michael Cahill wrote in a research note: "A vote for the UK to exit from the EU is an event that would increase uncertainty, weigh on the UK outlook and raise concerns of foreign investors – potentially interrupting the flow of capital to the UK, sending the pound much lower".

The surgery potentially interrupts the intensity of chemotherapy and/or causes morbidity in a woman who is starting to feel well again.

Rather than approach them as they were actively providing end-of-life care (and potentially interrupting their caregiving experiences), the participants were asked to provide a retrospective account of their end-of-life care once their relative had passed away.

In these instances, the entire population was simultaneously treated with a therapeutic dose of an antimalarial in a single or multiple rounds both to reduce malaria burden and potentially to interrupt transmission.