Sentence examples for successful disruption from inspiring English sources

The badger cull has got off to a slow start because of successful disruption by protesters, a leaked note seen by the Guardian has revealed.

Consequently, proper coordination is a key requirement for successful disruption management in a supply chain.

In this study we demonstrated successful disruption of the first step of phytic acid biosynthetic pathway in transgenic rice plants, by silencing the gene expression of the enzyme myo-inositol-3-phosphate synthase.

DNase treatment resulted in successful disruption of intravascular NET formation, as illustrated by significantly decreased nucleosome levels in both plasma (5.3 ± 3, P = 0.03) and BALF (93.9 ± 29, P = 0.02) compared to untreated mice 24 h post-infection (Figure 5A,D).

The lack of Cr in many tissues of the CrT−/y mice shows that the recombination resulted in a successful disruption of the CrT gene.

Our attempts to generate GLOI null mutants by step wise gene replacement failed despite the successful disruption of the two alleles by gene targeting.

Most plots, as the NSA has itself said, occurred overseas; and the PCLOB said the successful disruptions began with "narrowly focused surveillance of a specific individual".

However, the roles of animal gene homologs in choanoflagellates have not been determined, and there have not been any published reports of successful disruptions to choanoflagellate gene function (including gene deletions, RNA interference, or transgene expression).

A single band in gDNA of mutant strains and lack thereof in gDNA of the WT was considered representative of successful targeted disruption.

Compared with transformation by direct electroporation transformation of protoplasts or conidia, the transformation mediated by A. tumefaciens seems more likely to achieve a higher successful gene disruption rate, at least for some of the species.

Successful gene disruptions were confirmed by PCR amplification (see Additional file 1: Figure S1).