Sentence examples for transient disruption from inspiring English sources
At lower frequencies, the interaction of ultrasound with injected microbubbles results in transient disruption of the BBB17.
Except for a transient disruption in mitosis when chromosomes are segregated, centromeres of fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe remain closely associated with the nuclear periphery.
Transient disruption of the retinal outer limiting membrane, combined with HAMC delivery, results in significantly improved rod survival and visual function.
Ultrasound application in the presence of microbubbles has shown great potential for non-viral gene transfection via transient disruption of cell membrane (sonoporation).
To quantitatively evaluate the impact of jamming attacks during and after restoration, we define two performance degradation indices, transient disruption index (TDI) and throughput degradation index (THI).
Currently, a favored model for DNA repair into chromatin involves the transient disruption of chromatin organization to facilitate access of the repair machinery to DNA lesions.
Lesions of these regions impair sound localization performance [35], and transient disruptions in processing in these regions from transcranial magnetic stimulation impairs performance on sound localization tasks [36].
Higher doses of tamoxifen can also induce a transient increase in caspase-3-mediated apoptosis and transient disruptions in normal estrus cycling.
Symptoms of their illness, which may be exacerbated by certain activities, were viewed as transient disruptions that could be overcome and the activity continued.
In combination, these two molecules play a critical role during development, cellular proliferation and metabolic homoeostasis [ 14– 16], and even transient disruptions in their levels can cause a wide number of transcriptional gene changes [ 17].
Delayed object alternation, object matching and colour matching were severely impaired following bilateral lesions of the inferior frontal convexity, compared to lesions of the sulcus principalis that produced only transient disruptions in the same tasks (Mishkin & Manning, 1978).
