Sentence examples for trigger a disruption from inspiring English sources

The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, which predicts the effects of solar eruptions, said there was a 40percentt chance that the mass ejection would trigger a disruption of the Earth's magnetic field by Friday.

The associated enhanced DA signalling could trigger a disruption of the correct expectancy coding because phasic DA changes are crucial for expectancy coding [ 47].

If we were computers, the mechanism would be the interrupt, some input device that triggers a disruption that moves resources to process the incoming data, or a timer-like object internally that wakes up and commands processes to predetermined or calculated rules based on aggregate input over time.

Concussion, also known as mild traumatic brain injury, is characterized by an impact (or other application of force) to the head that triggers a disruption of normal brain function (Nilsson and Ponten 1977; Nilsson et al. 1977; Giza and Hovda 2001; Shaw 2002).

The presence of DKK1 triggers a disruption in the canonical WNT cascade and results in the inhibition of hMSC osteogenesis.

Cortical 5HT2AR hyperactivation may affect the functioning of the cortico-striato-thalamo-cortical loops and triggers a disruption in the thalamic gating of sensory and cognitive information [ 28].

In recent years, experimental studies revealed that oxygen, which is widely used in neonatal intensive care to treat respiratory distress, triggers a disruption of intracellular redox homeostasis.

So while they may not cause death, they can trigger a significant disruption in the physiology of the organisms exposed to these pollutants".

Initially this could be driven by mitochondrial biogenesis triggered by a disruption of mitochondrial quality control, in which paraplegin is intimately involved.

To increase GAL4 activity and, concomitantly, the strength of M6 downregulation, flies were transferred to 32°C for 72 hours, which triggered a clear disruption in oogenesis (Fig. 6E; white asterisk).

Overall, these findings strongly indicate that endogenous non-fibrillar human Aß triggers a reversible disruption of synaptic plasticity by impairing synaptic NMDA receptor function very early in the pathogenesis of AD.