Sentence examples for time of disruption from inspiring English sources

The median time of disruption (t-median-disrupt) showed no significant differences between the groups (p = 0.396).

For Santander, it will be one more way of picking up and locking in customers at a time of disruption across the financial services industry, as behemoths like Visa find themselves disrupted by much smaller startups, with everything else in between.

The massive range of new devices, applications and operating systems has given rise to perhaps the biggest time of disruption in the computing model since we switched from the mainframe to the PC.

The BMA's Dr Rob Harwood said it was a time of "disruption and upheaval".

In a time of disruption, productivity is hard to measure.

My suggestion is always to use this "time of disruption" as an opportunity for thinking differently about kids' learning - perhaps more experientially than academically.

†t-median-edu-disrupt; median time of pre-anesthetic patient education that has been disrupted; ±t-median-disrupt; median time of disruptions.

*t-total-disrupt; total time of disruptions.

In 130 cases of disrupted patient briefings, the time of disruptions combined amounted for more than 8 hours while the average time delay was 2.5 minutes.

Crowther added that punctuality could improve during times of disruption, as trains currently require two trained staff with knowledge of specific routes, while the newly designated "on board supervisor" could work around the network.

A spokesman for HSBC's Middle East operations said the bank had robust contingency plans in place for crisis situations, designed to keep critical services, including cash machines and call centers, functioning in times of disruption.