Sentence examples for which could disturb from inspiring English sources
The 10-year note sale comes on the day Fed policy makers meet, which could disturb that auction.
Focusing on smooth and circular pedaling includes a continuous monitoring of the cycling action, which could disturb the rhythmical nature of movement execution, thereby leading to detriments in movement economy.
This innovative feature uses the latest digital technology to eliminate all echoes which could disturb your conversation while you're talking.
Planning bosses recommended banning any setup or clearing work taking place at night, and restrictions on the amount of light and noise overnight which could disturb animals nearby.
The timing difference could be attributed to seasonality of local factors such as aerosols, regional changes in the thunderstorm distribution, which could disturb the typical GEC cycle (Harrison 2004a), or ionospheric perturbations (Harrison 2004b).
As shown in Additional file 1: Figure S3, the diameter of the formed particle is ~200 nm, which could disturb and inhibit 3-dimensional connections between the conducting PEDOT chains [42, 43].
VIOLENCE -- Much action-film violence and a severe injury to the horse, which could greatly disturb young ones.
The cold buildup within the soil would definitely reduce the soil temperature, which could consequently disturb the soil temperature balance, and furthermore, deteriorate the performance of ground source heat pump.
This finding led us to speculate that the levels of HP1 isoforms have to be tightly balanced with that of their binding partners in order to prevent an interference, which could severely disturb chromatin structure.
Changes in promoter, gene and protein sequences are all able to affect the rate and steady state level of gene expression, which could really disturb functioning in a time-dependent system.
Some of the variables in the proteomic data set contained a high number of measurements below the detection limit which could seriously disturb the statistical analysis.
