"while disrupted" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an interruption of something, either events or thoughts. For example, "The meeting was progressing smoothly while disrupted by a sudden power outage."
On GI1 data, OMACC closed two more gaps while disrupted two contig connections (Table 5c).
For example, functional connectivity with high global and local efficiency correlates with higher intelligence (Li et al. 2009; van den Heuvel et al. 2009), while disrupted small-world topology is associated with impaired cognition (Stam et al. 2007; Nir et al. 2012).
The interest for Wnt canonical signaling in the study of bone physiology came from the evidence that gain of function mutations in LRP5 receptor led to high bone mass (HBM) syndrome [ 85], while disrupted Wnt signaling was linked to bone loss diseases, including osteoporosis, van Buchem disease, and sclerosteosis [ 86, 87].
Instead, they are attacking asymmetrically, on the ground, while disrupting adjacent waterways through piracy.
Its key new feature, however, is "boss levels" where players compete against a virtual opponent – Jelly Queen or Cupcake Carl – to make matches while disrupting their foe.
The project, which brings together police and social workers, safeguards hundreds of teenagers vulnerable to abuse, while disrupting and prosecuting offenders.
Mike Hill and Tom Worby were killed while disrupting hunts (although no one was ever brought to justice); Steve Christmas spent months in hospital after being run over.
It was a coup d'état that empowered the Revolutionary Guard and the military industrial plutocracy while disrupting and disabling the very consultative and inclusive process of governance that saw the regime through all its trials and tribulations.
But while disrupting Washington on a Sunday is a small matter -- the downtown is virtually deserted then anyway -- the protesters did manage to close down normal business in the capital today.
I can't help somebody who thinks, or thinks he thinks, that editing a newspaper is censorship, or that throwing bricks is a demonstration while building tower blocks is social violence, or that unpalatable statement is provocation while disrupting the speaker is the exercise of free speech.
It seems to me that, taking on board both of these points, we should gradually liberalize health-care markets so that employer-provided coverage is placed on a level playing field with other kinds while disrupting to existing arrangements is minimized.
