Symptoms resulted in disruption and change in two main categories: (1) Disrupted physical, emotional and social life and (2) Altered way of thinking about the body and self.
Both Ptpn22 and Mll3 inactivation resulted in disruption of mammary gland differentiation and an increase in stem cell activity.
The underivatized magnetic particles were internalized by the fibroblasts probably due to endocytosis, which resulted in disruption of the cell membrane and disorganized cell cytoskeleton.
While Eurostar declined to comment on the matter, an extract from Eurotunnel's 2009 accounts suggests that it and SNCF felt that because the fire resulted in disruption to their businesses from an incident outside the remit of their own insurance policies, they should lodge a claim for compensation with Eurotunnel's insurers.
These mutations resulted in disruption or annihilation of proper protein expression and function in each subject.
The extensive mining of the area has resulted in disruption of the groundwater availability in terms of both quantity and quality.
S89G-DMP1 mutastrocytesytes failed to express aquaporin 4 and had reduced laminin and ZO1 expression, which resulted in disruption of BBB.
"The closure of the line, coupled with trains, guards and drivers being out of position, has resulted in disruption for the majority of the day.
We believe that the accumulation of such hyperreflective material, which most likely represented lymphomatous infiltration, resulted in disruption of the IS/OS junction and contributed to the visual decline in our patient.
The present study indicates that the hepatitis of mice is triggered by nano-anatase TiO2 activation of inflammatory cytokines that resulted in disruption of liver tissue, and hepatocyte injury and apoptosis.
The Court noted that charging orders exist to prevent "an obvious invasion of the rights and interests of nondebtor partners and resulted in disruption of the partnership business and, often, a forced dissolution of the partnership", which would occur if the creditor simply levied on a debtor's interest, as happens with corporate shares.
