Sentence examples for rapidly disrupt from inspiring English sources

Pandora continues to rapidly disrupt the radio industry and has only just begun to realize the potential of our $37 billion U.S. market opportunity".

This is in agreement with previous reports showing that gluten peptides have the ability to rapidly disrupt the apical junctional structure [22] [25], and can also be transported by an abnormal transcellular route [26].

Detergents can rapidly disrupt the membranes of living cells exposed on the epithelial surface, and Fig. 4 shows the effects of a 10-minute exposure to 2% BZK, 2% N9, and PBS applied to the vagina of progestin-treated mice.

However, because functional NMDA receptors are widely expressed throughout the mammalian nervous system, ex vivo approaches to rapidly disrupt NMDA-R signaling with cell type specificity have broad utility.

When expressed in vivo in a temporally and spatially controlled manner, these aptamers provide a way to rapidly disrupt targeted domains of proteins and efficiently assess their primary functions and mechanisms of actions.

They grow rapidly, disrupting leveled fields in a few years and limiting the use of farm machinery for haying.

By specifically targeting and rapidly disrupting fungal membranes, they reduce the chances of resistance development and treatment duration.

"Containers are rapidly disrupting software development and IT operations" said Dr. James Zhang, partner at GRC SinoGreen, in today's announcement.

Inspired by this interaction, we created a nanovesicle-based drug delivery system using nitrogen cavitation which rapidly disrupts activated neutrophils to make cell membrane nanovesicles.

In an earlier study, we reported that daily fluoxetine treatment (10 mg/kg/day) rapidly disrupted estrous cyclicity and sexual receptivity in adult, regularly cycling Fischer rats.

Such networks maintain important functional properties such as activity, specificity, folding, stability, and solubility and may be rapidly disrupted by introducing one or more non-naturally occurring mutations.