Sentence examples for variable disruption from inspiring English sources

This model also resembles the human pathology in that the tumors generated have abnormal and leaky vasculature, resulting in variable disruption of the blood-brain barrier that can be visualized and quantified by MRI [37].

A two-hybrid assay of protein protein interaction of all missense variants showed variable disruption of AIP-phosphodiesterase-4A5 binding.

The fil-9 mutation results in highly variable disruptions in floral organ numbers and size, partial homeotic transformations, and in defective inflorescence organization.

'Psychological exposure' variables and 'incident management' variables (evacuation and disruption to essential services) were then added as explanatory variables to this model.

In terms of networks, enterprises need to address network disruption, variable network QoS (Quality of Service), switching between networks and wireless security.

Vehicular delay-tolerant networks (VDTNs) follow the delay-tolerant networking (DTN) paradigm for vehicular communications in order to offer a network solution handling several issues, such as short contact durations, network disruption, variable node density, and packets fragmentation.

2. The effect of environmental stress was less variable among random disruption strains, indicating they were more robust.

In general, these results confirmed that USVs emitted during such social interaction can be used as an indicator of social recognition, and therefore as a dependent variable to detect disruption of social memory in mice.

Of all the health-behaviour related variables only sleep disruption (<3 hours or >8 hours per night) was associated with MES (χ = 4.64, p = 0.031).

Number of passes, cell concentration and pulse pressure were regarded as three independent variables whereas cell disruption capability measured as CDR and specific protein release of HBsAg, measured as amount of concentration (mg/L), was considered as response.

Thus, the authors concluded that there was a significant difference between the two independent variables with more verbal disruption in the presence of the first independent variable (English) compared to the second (Italian).