Sentence examples for regional disruption from inspiring English sources

Although a handful of left-wing radicals can be found within their ranks - and some of them with links to guerrilla groups like the EPR (which has a presence in Mexico's south) - these are incapable of anything more than regional disruption.

Furthermore, this study showed that, following rTMS, subtle regional disruption can persist for over 30 min, raising safety concerns.

Both regional disruption of connectivity and hypometabolism were associated with increasing amyloid burden across all subjects, which indicates that they may represent early functional consequences of molecular Alzheimer's disease pathology, evolving prior to clinical onset of dementia.

In the three patients with focal Gd enhancement indicating regional disruption of the BBB, the tracer behaved in a mixed fashion in-between GM-like and WM-like kinetics.

A number of regional disruptions, both large and small, have occurred since the terrorist attacks in September 2001.

"You would actually see regional disruptions on the internet," says Prince.

1. Regional disruptions to weather patterns within the next 20-30 years will aggravate pressures on food and water and engender migration.

However, we hypothesized that these differences should arise from regional disruptions in areas implicated in speech perception rather than reflecting only task-independent changes.

In the most likely scenarios, climate change would cause some kind of regional or continental disruption, like a major crop failure; this disruption would cascade through the world's tightly connected economic and political systems to produce a global effect.

LaMEVE covers all eruptions of M≥4, as these eruptions still have the capacity to cause considerable regional and local disruption.

The patterns of hypometabolism and regional cortical hub disruption in mild cognitive impairment showed striking similarity, with a topographical overlap of 42%, indicating that the two different functional abnormalities are distinctly regionally interrelated.