Sentence examples for stop disrupting from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stop disrupting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when asking someone to cease their disruptive behavior or actions. Example: "During the meeting, I had to remind everyone to stop disrupting the speaker so we could hear the presentation."
Growing up for a digital native means, then, learning how to stop disrupting systems and start building them.
FIFA did not impose the World Cup on Brazil, he continued, and the protestors should stop disrupting "the spirit, the essence and the integrity" that FIFA brings them.
After that bid, it emerged Sandro Rosell had written an official letter telling them that Fabregas is not for sale and they should stop disrupting the player.
When Bangladesh decides to simmer down a little and stop disrupting the rest of the world with their antics, maybe they can have their own space program to play with.
If the wager primarily is on the moderates, this does not negate the need to demand the latter to intercede with the hardliners benefiting from engagement, to stop disrupting the engagement process and the consequent lifting of the sanctions.
Now, a team led by C. Yan Cheng of the Population Council's Center for Biomedical Research in New York City has identified a new way to stop spermatogenesis: disrupting the blood-testis barrier, a cellular firewall between the testes and blood circulation.
However, except for a single copy in Ectocarpus, all other copies, both in this organism and all the metazoans, are inferred to be inactive on account of multiple stop codons disrupting one or more of the key functional ORFs.
For P lineage in striped seabass one TSA transcriptome report was found (GenBank accession GBAA01146398) and for sablefish, we found one P lineage EST report which had a stop codon disrupting the ORF (GenBank accessions GO625557 and GO625558).
N. terricola, which is the only homothallic taxa included here that lacks mat A-3, has a stop codon disrupting the ORF in mat a-1, suggesting that this protein does not function correctly in this taxon, and we have no indications of directional selection in the N. terricola mat a-1 gene to change function.
For example, strains Tor-A and Casu2 have two cases of full-length genes equal to the corresponding genes in P. harei, while the two orthologs in T. vaginalis strains G3, Pinna, and Moz-4 are divided into four ORFs due to shared stop codons disrupting the genes (No. 16 and 17 as well as No. 28 and 29 respectively, in Figure 1).
SNPs that resulted in premature stop codons, disrupted start/stop codons or splice donor/acceptor sites were defined as radical SNPs.
