Sentence examples for provoking disruption from inspiring English sources

It combines market analysis with business model innovation and directed system evolution, together with a proposition of ten inventive vectors for provoking disruption of existent technologies in the market.

Small-angle X-ray scattering reveals that C-60 provokes disruptions of external membranes of multilamellar vesicles only after freeze and thaw cycles.

As the intercellular coupling driven by neuropeptides synchronizes intracellular molecular clockworks of individual neurons (Maywood et al., 2006, 2011; Liu et al., 2007), misregulation of these neuropeptides will provoke disruptions in circadian parameters.

In the case of existing buildings, as-built BIMs have to be created, and non-destructive techniques are required to acquire all the information needed provoking no disruption or change to the building.

The goal is to head off a resurgence of inflationary pressures without provoking financial disruptions or an economic downturn.

"One of the many aims of terrorists with an attack is to provoke a disruption of that society.

In mammalian cell mitochondria, H2O2 provokes the disruption of the permeability transition with the consequent induction of apoptosis [39].

AMPs provoke the disruption of the bacterial membrane to kill the bacteria.

Furthermore, elimination of B cells by anti-CD20 antibodies from the synovial tissue provokes a disruption of T-cell activation and provokes the production of proinflammatory monokines [ 6], proving an important role of B cells in the pathogenesis of RA.

Antagonistic epistasis indicates that the effects of the first mutation at a nucleotide site provoke a disruption of the structure that is more severe than the one provoked by the effects of a second mutation at another site [ 29].

This abnormal phosphorylation promotes the release of tau proteins from microtubules, its disassembly, and self-assembly into paired helical filaments (PHFs), a major component of NFTs, and, as a consequence, provokes microtubule disruption [ 188– 191].