How To Use Disruption In A Sentence
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She slumped down in her chair and tried to absorb this violent, absurd disruption to her well-ordered life.
LADY BE GOOD
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He said disputes and votes being called on the order of business were causing needless disruption.
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Construction of subways or overbridges for foot traffic will reduce disruption of traffic.
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The balance of the population and land and environmental disruption question that population growth cause facilitate the formulation of appropriate thoughts of people.
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If the reform stuck to a market-based insurance system - so went the reasoning - access could be within reach of more people without causing disruptions to those benefiting from the status quo.
Anja Rudiger: With all eyes on the 'market,' health reform overlooked human rights
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Other than releasing small amounts of oil from the Reserve for very limited short term climatic or pipeline disruptions, extortionist high oil prices that were risking a national economic calamity were never adequate cause to tap the SPR in this administration's reckoning.
Raymond J. Learsy: Stop The Energy Department From Hiking Oil Prices By Reinstituting Purchases For The Strategic Petroleum Reserve
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I call on Muslims to limit the use of the phrase Allahu Akbar for prayers alone and avoid using in public to prevent disruptions.
Mike Ghouse: Allahu Akbar Is Abused
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Masked protest, intimidatory filming or physical disruption is unacceptable and must be stopped.
Times, Sunday Times
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Everyone knows what has to be done and how it is to be done with the least civil disruption.
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As a result they are less willing to accept the increasing costs caused by disruption and seek to recover them through claims.
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Some liberal groups have begun sending their own supporters detailed instructions on how to counter what they call organized disruptions.
CNN Transcript Aug 7, 2009
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Meet the next big sector of the entertainment industry facing major disruption from the internet.
Times, Sunday Times
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The development is contained in a report by the Obama administration, International Strategy for Cyberspace, in which the US for the first time sets out a strategy for dealing with the expansion of the internet and what it describes as "arbitrary and malicious disruption".
US calls on its Nato partners to help resist cyber-attacks
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Light seismic frames brace the existing concrete structure with minimal disruption of the original space or the soil below.
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In this section, we focus on how businesses are using nascent concepts such as "anything-as-a-service", "multisided business models", "the co-creation of content" and "innovation from the bottom of the pyramid" to create successful and sustainable businesses in the face of disruption.
Rebooting Business
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Can the director explain why demolished properties will be subject to unjustified disruption?
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Preexisting vulnerabilities and individual characteristics may intensify role disruption and interpersonal conflict in the couple dyad, while reducing relationship functioning.
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Here the reliance of power tools resulted in short term disruption but no long term change.
Forbes.com: News
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The officials said the board's underground fibre-optic network between Dhaka and Cox's Bazar is often severed by the Roads and Highways Department and other agencies during maintenance work and by cable thieves, resulting in frequent service disruptions.
Frequent optical cable cuts worry Bangladesh Telegraph and Telephone Board
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He said that the framework introduced by the Government should remain in place for the next few years to minimise further disruption.
Times, Sunday Times
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The mayor's office said that the project would be carried out in two stages to minimise disruption to businesses and public transport.
Times, Sunday Times
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The more disruption to their routines, the more impactful the event will be.
Times, Sunday Times
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Objective:To provide the related morphological data for the application of iliosacral screw fixation in iliosacral joint disruption.
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Taxes were increased to pay for the war, while the resulting disruption of trade damaged commerce.
The Friendship: Wordsworth and Coleridge
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I think that a very important point to stress is that these are weapons of mass disruption rather than mass destruction.
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This market has a unique requirement - it cannot tolerate a disruption in the data flow or the picture you're viewing on the screen will glitch.
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Whole sections of records, equivalent to decades of time, may be missing due to miscreant scribes, fires in libraries, or national upheavals leading to disruptions in official diary keeping; these are like sections of cloth missing.
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A crest much above this level effectively converts a reef to a detached breakwater, introducing the potential for the formation of harmful tombolos and disruption to longshore processes.
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Airport management said today there had been no delays or disruptions to flights.
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The iFuse Implant System is a commercially available device in the US intended for fracture fixation of large bones and large bone fragments of the pelvis for conditions including sacroiliac joint disruptions and degenerative sacroiliitis.
The Earth Times Online Newspaper
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The Naval Postgraduate School has defined cyberterrorism as the unlawful destruction or disruption of digital property to intimidate or coerce people.
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Cell disruption was checked at microscopy. Protein content was determined by Lowry's method.
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The country's three cold-rolled steel majors—Hyundai Hysco, Dongbu Steel and Union Steel—confirmed that they had joined the shipbuilders in their request, but they said they don't see any major impact on their businesses from the disruptions in Japan.
South Korean Shipbuilders Ask Posco to Raise Output
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Social conservatives are anxious to constrain America's larger liberalism by protecting traditional morality from the corrosive effects of untrammeled personal freedom and the disruptions of a healthy, churning economy.
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He won 76 caps and scored 30 goals, despite the disruption caused to the game by the 2nd world war.
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The influx of large numbers of construction workers had inevitably caused disruption in the nearby villages, especially the closest, Stogursey.
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Disruption of the delicate balance of metabolic activation and detoxification of chemical carcinogens is a process that may facilitate such an effect.
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Anything to generate more trade is positive but it depends how much disruption there is.
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Such speech is still protected by the First Amendment unless it causes substantial disruption or interferes with the rights of others.
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It went on to warn that further flares are likely in the next week, and because the sunspot is moving into line with Earth, the risk of disruptions is even greater as the solar activity will strike the planet head-on.
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The disruption or absence of it — which is to say where what “can happen” carries uneven deontic and/or boulomaic modalities — is equilibrium warp.
Archive 2009-06-01
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Consider the total disruption of life in Sderot from missiles launched from Gaza, then imagine the greater accuracy, shorter response time, and thereby deadlier toll and increased destructive effect if the missiles were launched from a height overlooking the target.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Correction on Israeli Visa Policy
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As a result he came to fear that disruptions of natural systems might bring catastrophic imbalances.
Times, Sunday Times
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The icy conditions and thick dense mist could bring delays and disruption around the country during rush hour.
The Sun
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They have cited the disruption and policing costs that will result from the inevitable protests.
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We don't want to cause disruption to the public but we are short-staffed and our pay rise wasn't good and people are upset.
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At stake in this description is the very interruption of cognitive and performative language that de Man explains will emerge in the book itself — i.e., the interruption of the difference between a book about romanticism (cognitive, constative) and a book of romanticism and its disruption
'At the Far End of this Ongoing Enterprise...'
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Don't base your choice solely on price or you may experience more internet disruptions and disconnections than smooth service.
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Both proved fertile forums for disruption within the party, and neither was very effective organizationally.
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On land like that, self-closing gates and other tools may be necessary to minimize disruption.
The Explainer: Getting from here to there
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On its disruption in 1884 he became head of the seceders, who organized themselves as the Socialist League, and was to lecture and write for the cause with great energy.
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Wong said there was no chaos during the disruption of service and passengers were orderly.
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When changes or disruptions occur, you are likely to consider first how to ensure that such disruptions do not upset your plans.
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Whatever one's political leanings, the threat of serious disruption from the miners, union seemed quite evidently an ideological hangover.
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Meanwhile, a dispute which threatened to cause similar disruption in Tralee has been averted.
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The act or rending asunder, or the state of being rent asunder or broken in pieces; breach; rent; dilaceration; rupture; as, the disruption of rocks in an earthquake; disruption of a state.
Planet Sun
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Specifically, without further balance sheet repair and reform, financial systems remain susceptible to funding disruptions that could endanger the economic recovery and weaken government budgets.
José Viñals: Financial System Fragilities - Achilles' Heel of Economic Recovery
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They talked up the threat cyber security is to national security, but now Marcus Sachs and co are starting to look stupid on the world cyberstage, because their claims of bgp disruption, satellite communications going down and a cyber 9/11 orchestrated by Taliban isn't a reality threat, its just a buzz threat model to create stimulation and growth in an industry that is running out of profit options.
The Download Blog: Software tips, news, and opinions from Download.com editors
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The Court ruled that such speech could be punished even if it was not legally obscene and did not cause substantial disruption.
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Being inquisitive by nature, you usually regard challenging situations or disruptions to plans as an opportunity to learn something and meet interesting people.
Times, Sunday Times
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People rearranged meetings, opted to work from home, or got up earlier to beat the rush and so prevented major disruption.
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And, thirdly, which is the most important point of all, did the same mill-pond contract in its dimensions by gradual and imperceptible stages, or did it sink into the present narrow channel of the Apple-pie, by any violent and sudden disruption of its banks?
Swallow Barn, or A Sojourn in the Old Dominion. In Two Volumes. Vol. I.
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Eschenbach repeatedly slips into small but irritating mannerisms, such as a ritard and brief pause before this or that emphatic chord -- a disruption of flow that Mahler, a brilliant conductor, was perfectly capable of writing into the score had he wanted it.
As Mahler's death centenary nears, an outpouring of recordings pays tribute
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The airline was also trying to match up thousands of pieces of lost luggage with passengers caught up in the disruption.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because of the lunch-time scheduling, most of the serious partying had been done, and moved on by the early evening, but now local residents face the disruption of crowds revelling into the late evening on a Sunday.
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Flavonoids have diverse toxic effects including disruption of cellular respiration, inhibition of enzyme function, and interference with reproduction.
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Another suggested cause is calcium-induced neuronal death which could implicate disruption of cytoskeletal microtubules inside neurons as the precipitating factor.
Deepak Chopra: End-of-Life Brain Activity - A Sign of the Soul?
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The workers struck for several hours on Monday causing disruptions at the plant.
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It is a matter of fairness and the public interest that unions should find it harder to engage in disruption and grandstanding driven by political ideology.
Times, Sunday Times
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In spurning the invitation by Government to discuss the matter, the union leaders have lost an opportunity to find an answer to their grievances without causing disruption to the system.
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And that has to override any ‘disamenity or disruption’ that may befall the unfortunate residents of Erris in the months and years ahead.
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Low doses of actinomycin D cause disruption of the nucleolus, which is a distinct compartment within the cell nucleus.
Cancer Research UK - RSS Feed
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I hold free-market views because it removes the uneasy feeling I would get if I simultaneously supported and opposed violent disruption of transactions depending on whether or not the disruptor was a government.
Heckman interview, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Numerous statistical studies find negative effects of family disruption on outcomes for children.
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A completely new particle can be produced by disruption or splintering from solid or liquid surfaces.
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They go on strike during the most vulnerable periods to cause as much disruption as possible.
The Sun
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This will cause economic disruption comparable with a hike in oil prices or interest rates.
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Electron microscopy was used to examine ultrastructural evidence of injury, including sarcomeric disruption, disorganisation of myofilaments, misalignment of adjacent sarcomeres, and distortion or absence of Z-lines.
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Nevertheless, the visitors, like York, were not playing particularly well - though neither side were aided by some fussy refereeing by Mike Dawber, whose whistle-blowing often added to the disruption.
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Yes, the logistics of accommodating and transporting the world's best athletes for nigh on a month will mean disruption on a massive scale.
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Businesses and households will be furious if there is fresh disruption.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is wanton and pointless vandalism which has caused a lot of disruption to the school, but also those who carry out such attacks are putting their own safety at risk.
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His speeches could go on for hours and caused great disruption to what were seen to be the sacrosanct ways of Westminster.
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Police are monitoring Internet chatter for the possibility that anarchists could be planning significant disruptions this week.
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Other etiologies of groin pain include sports hernia, groin disruption, iliopsoas bursitis, stress fractures, avulsion fractures, nerve compression and snapping hip syndrome.
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The law requires the chief of police to make educated guesses about the likelihood that disorder, damage or disruption will occur.
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Its narrative web is undercut by chronological and scenic disruptions and juxtapositions that deliberately frustrate any attempt to fix a unilinear sequence of events, a rigid structure that encloses the story like a frame around a landscape painting.
The Story of an African Farm
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You post in know way indicates that climate disruption is not real.
Think Progress » Sarah Palin calls global warming studies ‘snake oil science.’
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Taken together, these analyses suggest that the ongoing disruption of climate and biogeochemical systems by humans may obscure the relationship between aquatic biodiversity and ecosystem function in the future.
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As we pointed out, farming techniques are rapidly evolving away from plowing residues back into the ground, in light of studies that show this actually reduces the organic content of the soil due to the disruption of microfauna.
Analog Science Fiction and Fact
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This disorder can cause major disruptions in family, social and occupational life.
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Union bosses said they were discussing how to time strikes for most disruption.
The Sun
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 When combined with his light of will, their luminance caused a fatal disruption in the black rings:  in short, a short, causing the deaders to get blowed up real good.
Review: Green Lantern #47 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News
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At the same time, family disruption by separation and divorce looms large among the reasons for social work intervention.
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The disruption caused to the hall, added to the cost of replacing the windows has left local people in despair.
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By cantilevering the structure across the street instead of putting structural support inside the residential tower, the architects economized on materials, time, and disruption of university life.
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The 1992 law that Potter refers to is the Animal Enterprise Protection Act, and makes a federal crime of the intentional physical disruption of an animal enterprise involving interstate travel.
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Indonesia has more volcanoes than any other country, and they cause frequent disruption to transport.
Times, Sunday Times
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Disruption of the microtubule network significantly weakens the elastic response, and the disassembly of actin filaments completely prevents gelation.
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Reproductive isolation is often caused by the disruption of genic interactions that evolve in geographically separate populations.
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menopausal" symptoms like sleep disruption and hot flashes
About.com Thyroid Disease
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When and where such a puncture occurs is manifestly incalculable, which is precisely what makes the object capable of such disruption.
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Commuters travelling on London Underground services last night were facing further disruption in the wake of the terror attacks and security scares.
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Later more imaginative tactics were adopted to try to achieve maximum disruption for a small loss of earnings.
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They know that their own disruption may make this outcome more likely.
Times, Sunday Times
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And what was even more surprising to Madduri was a letter he received from Southwest Airlines apologizing for what they called the bizarre incident involving the lady who caused the disruption.
KCTV5.com - News
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The massive disruption estimated by the illegal Maori hikoi turned out to be adequately managed by the police.
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It is a prosperous society of states - productive, diverse, but subject to waves of disruption and containing pockets of unobserved and unrelieved grimness.
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The movement of earthworms throughout layers can also cause a great deal of disruption, blurring the divisions.
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In no case could disruption of the glial surface of the optic disc or other evidence of posterior vitreous displacement be identified.
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Atrial fibrillation occurs when the heart's upper chambers (called atria) quiver, instead of beating properly, and this disruption may allow blood to pool or clot, raising the risk of stroke.
EurekAlert! - Breaking News
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With the benefit of hindsight, we can see that the disruption was permanent.
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If there is a serious disruption in supply, then those reserves will be tapped.
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They go on strike during the most vulnerable periods to cause as much disruption as possible.
The Sun
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A disruption to the energy system is the last thing a shaky interim government needs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cut down trackside trees and these expensive disruptions will be eliminated.
The Sun
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B, Ge K, Farmer G, et al. (2003) Targeted disruption of the murine Bin1/Amphiphysin II gene does not disable endocytosis but results in embryonic cardiomyopathy with aberrant myofibril formation.
PLoS Biology: New Articles
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The action will cause particular disruption to commuters returning to work on Tuesday after the bank holiday.
Times, Sunday Times
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The airline has spent about 60 million trying to minimise the disruption to passengers caused by striking cabin crew.
Times, Sunday Times
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Others may differ on that, but if you think having to move from the job/career you had to some partially make work situation (after a difficult and unpleasant transition process) that replaces income but probably continues the career disruption is indistinguishable as an economic event from being able to continue your career plans (which is what “avoid” would imply), then your understanding of these things is conveniently theoretical.
Matthew Yglesias » Jared Bernstein Explains the Connection Between Stimulus and Banking Rescue
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Implications: Increased activation in the amygdala and decreased activation in the orbitofrontal cortex may represent disruption of a specific neuroanatomic circuit involved in mania.
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They would have meant months of disruption and loss of business, with heavy vehicles trundling in.
The Sun
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The icy conditions and thick dense mist could bring delays and disruption around the country during rush hour.
The Sun
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The mortgage market disruption "could extend the housing downturn", the IMF found. In turn, that could "weaken consumption, and financial conditions could tighten".
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Change without unity would lead to disruption and chaos.
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The natural world, despite disruptions, displays a striking degree of order and regularity.
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Hope has been replaced by magical thinking that augurs a second and more terrible level of social disruption and anger not far down the road.
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If the Fed is aggressive, and if we don't have any major external disruptions, I think we're going to be okay.
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It is to be expected that the invasion and conquest of these tribes will have caused severe disruption to the upper echelons of society.
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A one-step gene disruption by homologous recombination was performed.
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This is largely because of faster construction and very competitive pricing which have made contractors more vulnerable to the financial effects of disruption.
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If we were a little more clear-headed, these organized disruptions could be a valuable lesson in what the political left really believes in and what kind of world they would create if they ever get the kind of power they are seeking.
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Depression, anxiety, and disruption of social support networks have been associated with menstrual pain.
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Screening of M2 lines representing approximately 5,000 M1 individuals identified mutations that enhance the seuss mutant phenotypic disruptions in ovules and gynoecia; here we describe the phenotype of the sum63 mutant and enhanced disruptions of ovule and gynoecial development in the seu sum63 double mutant.
BioMed Central - Latest articles
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Earlier this year, Verizon deployed a technologically advanced network configuration in Singapore, known as meshing, which provides additional network paths for rerouting traffic in the event of a cable cut or other network disruption.
Undefined
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Disposal related work may be allocated to, say, a sub-committee of the board to minimise disruptions.
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Not according to a Texas case where officials prohibited armbands because they expected those who opposed the armbands to cause disruption.
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Earlier this year, Ofsted said many schools were being held back by low-level disruption and revealed that only one in three secondary schools had acceptable standards of behaviour.
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Marksmen using high-powered rifles should shoot gas cylinders damaged by flames to prevent major disruption, according to fire chiefs.
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The actual dynamics is more gnarly, to my mind, with nested and threaded sub-narratives of disruption, recognition and reaction (ump-thousand word blog post on this here).
Archive 2009-04-01
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For a start, there is the disruption to other children in school who suffer from the disturbances caused by ill-behaved pupils and who take up more and more of the teachers' time.
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Transcriptional disruption by the L1 retrotransposon and implications for mammalian transcriptomes.
The Edge of Evolution
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It is likely that besides causing membrane disruption digitonin promotes the transport of EGCG inside the parasite.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
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In his Wall Street Journal piece this week, he argues that if one doesn't understand the need to drastically cut carbon emissions to avoid dangerous climate disruption, then "you are an antiscientific ignoramus who probably thinks the Earth is flat.
James Hoggan: Bjorn Lomborg's Climate Confusionist Spin Is Never Ending
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Accordingly, disruptions resulting from human influence combined with unrelenting and lethal antipathy have created an impoverished environment that may not sustain surviving wolf populations into the future.
Chris Genovali: The Death Cults Among Us
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Farmers are subject to major disruption and families can suffer serious distress and financial loss.
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They go on strike during the most vulnerable periods to cause as much disruption as possible.
The Sun
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Neonicotinoids are of particular concern because they have cumulative, sublethal effects on insect pollinators that correspond to CCD symptoms -- namely, neurobehavioral and immune system disruptions.
Annie Spiegelman: Beekeepers Ask EPA to Remove Bayer Pesticide Linked to Colony Collapse Disorder
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Since it is above ground level, there will be minimal traffic disruption, land acquisition and demolitions.
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The authorities were not sympathetic to the students' demands, neither would they tolerate any disruption.
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A report from the Chartered Management Institute reveals businesses in London are ill-prepared to cope with disaster and disruption.
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Many in the capital have grown weary of the confrontation and the disruptions, and thousands of so-called multicolour protesters gathered at a park Saturday to demand the protests end.
CBC | Top Stories News
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These disruptions have allowed opportunistic creatures to move in.
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The disruption of a town hall meeting by loonies is not going to derail much needed health care reform.
White House launches counteroffensive over Drudge Report link
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The city centre suffered some disruption due to a bomb scare.
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The work has caused a great deal of disruption and the closing off of the traffic lights in the centre has meant long tailbacks on all the roads into the town.
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Take heart, though: there are steps you can take to minimise the disruption.
Times, Sunday Times
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Big pharma has thus been spared the bracing winds of disruption.
Times, Sunday Times
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Such speech is still protected by the First Amendment unless it causes substantial disruption or interferes with the rights of others.
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The disruptions in sleep included awakenings and insomnia.
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After a few more years, we were delighted to find that there were plans to electrify the line and, after considerable disruption, trains began stopping at our station once again.
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There's strong evidence to suggest that the massive climate disruptions which appear to have caused the Permian-Triassic extinctions were driven by the outgassing of CO2 from the huge upsurge of volcanicity in Siberia.
Environment news, comment and analysis from the Guardian | guardian.co.uk
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Pakistan's recent run of encouraging form has come in the face not only of the disruption caused by the spot-fixing affair, but also of the team's itinerancy.
Pakistan Transformed for Test vs. England
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In addition, social disruption and discontent are said to be fostered by temporary visitors, and ghost communities may be created out-of-season.
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Being inquisitive by nature, you usually regard challenging situations or disruptions to plans as an opportunity to learn something and meet interesting people.
Times, Sunday Times
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The disruption in the canyon began with completion of Glen Canyon Dam in 1963.
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The office, which receives $400 million annually, funds summer camps, tutors and a smattering of local liaisons who aim to to alleviate the disruptions of itinerancy.
For migrant students, a cycle of dwindling opportunities
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Although not perfect, immunization and chemoprophylaxis are highly effective at minimizing the spread of influenza and reducing morbidity and mortality, social disruption and economic loss.
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The genetic basis of the nude mouse mutation is a disruption of the FOXN1 gene.
Nudity among animals
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Wary of being kettled, we chose to stay mobile, causing disruption on Oxford St and the surrounding area.
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Can educators regulate the contents of school-sponsored publications or plays even if they do not cause disruption?
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Under the new system, defective trains would be more easily removed from the line, resulting in less disruption as well as a more frequent service.
Times, Sunday Times
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We will not allow silly disruptions to disturb our events or disgrace our veterans.
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Radiographs may reveal malleolar fractures, talar dome fractures or disruption of the ankle syndesmosis.
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A computed tomographic scan of the chest showed an expansile, septated, lytic bone lesion with cortical disruption.
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Getting it ‘right first time’ saves squillions in rework and all the disruption that goes with it.
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Furthermore, the influx of people could lead to uncontrolled forestry, mining, agricultureand huntingresulting in deforestation, soil erosion, disruption of the fragile ecological equilibriumand dislocation of traditional indigenous practices.
Darién National Park, Panama
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They go on strike during the most vulnerable periods to cause as much disruption as possible.
The Sun
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A disruption of the distal matrix may cause problems with the deeper layers, resulting in ridging or splitting.
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Energy bosses have publicly apologised for the disruption to power supplies caused following an explosion at the main electricity substation in Witham.
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That is why we hold in contempt those who, in the unbridled pride of their narcissistic haughtiness, for selfish interests, or even for filthy lucre in various places all over the world—even in our land a small group of such backsliders and traitors can be found - divorce and isolate themselves from their own people and its life and real interests and, with inexorable logic, become instruments of the antihumanistic forces of imperialism and, in its service, the heralds of disruption and discord among nations.
Making the History of 1989
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A Facebook spokesman says the company has not received an unusual number of disruption of service complaints, but that users can monitor the site Herdict.org to keep tabs on complaints, reports cnet.com.
Facebook Blocked In Egypt? Rumors, But No Confirmation
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The greatest burdens of the war - destruction, disruption of life and economic deprivation - have fallen on the rural population.
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These results are discussed with respect to the mechanism of membrane disruption by antimicrobial peptides.
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Such disruptions are both global and local: wars and embargoes, blowouts and refinery failures.
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Instead, a massive and often unseen effort is going on to tackle the root causes of the problem behaviour and combat the disruption caused for teachers and well-behaved youngsters.
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The first university disruptions at Berkeley were explicitly directed against the multiversity smorgasbord and, I must confess, momentarily and partially engaged my sympathies.
THE CLOSING OF THE AMERICAN MIND
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Therefore, to have meaning, the disruption must share at least one dimension with both the structure and the observer.
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These great disturbances of the ice-mass must have a cause, and the only conceivable one was that the subjacent land had brought about this disruption of the surface.
The South Pole~ The Eastern Sledge Journey
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In general, the longer the chain, the less stable the interacting web to environmental disruption.
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The bookmaker confirmed that there had also been disruption to its back office and support operations in the Philippines and Bulgaria.
Times, Sunday Times
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Because of the fragmentation of nuclei and the disruption of cellular membranes, coarse granular particles are formed.
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I withdraw some of my earlier curmudgeoning (although not all of it - the Games are still bound to cost a mint and cause lots of disruption).
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For most of this period JNR suffered from overmanning and union disruption, whilst considerable investment had been made in new infrastructure.
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With deep, standing water on many major and minor roads, driving conditions were hazardous and there were disruptions to rail services in many areas.
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Under the new system, defective trains would be more easily removed from the line, resulting in less disruption as well as a more frequent service.
Times, Sunday Times
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Later, when oil prices spiked again, in 1990 and again in 2008, causing great hardship and economic disruption, a lot of people recalled the Carter years and rued the lost opportunity.
The Good Fight
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It is also forging links with medically oriented areas of developmental biology such as teratology and endocrine disruption.
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Together these have the potential to cause a major disruption of the nervous system, tendons, muscles and joints.
Repetitive Strain Injury
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To measure the vulnerability of a country to concessional lending disruption, we will first measure the volume of financial benefit from borrowing at concessional rates.
