disrupt造句

In mice, the pathogen Citrobacter rodentium can disrupt this layer and cause inflammation and diarrhea.

Women interrupt to show concern, but they think men disrupt the discussion by shifting the subject.

But if Hollywood moves quickly and boldly it should be able to disrupt the disrupters.

These are places we go for peace and quiet-it s obnoxious to disrupt that for others.

Some chemicals in food and consumer products may disrupt a woman’s estrogen, which interferes with her ability to get pregnant.

Mutual needs of diverse species click together so smartly in the climax arrangement that the whole is difficult to disrupt.

When talking in a group, you should not speak so loudly as to disrupt others who are close by.

I also expect that the bursting of the alchemy bubble in the credit markets won't seriously disrupt the global boom.

As Dr Christen observes, some farmers in rich countries already use helicopters to disrupt inversion layers above their fields and thus protect their crops from frost.

So far this summer's hurricane season has been quieter than predicted; but just one bad storm in the wrong place could disrupt the work on the two Wells.

For example, if someone answers a phone call in the meeting room then gently usher them out so that their conversation does not disrupt the retrospective.

Chronically high levels of luteinizing hormone and other signals released by the pituitary disrupt the natural cycle of fertility hormones that signal the ovaries to release eggs.

It not only can make you gain serious amounts of weight and disrupt your sleep, it may also cause you to inadvertently eat toxic substances or foods to which you're allergic.

It is designed to infect a particular configuration of a particular type of industrial-control system-in other words, to disrupt the operation of a specific process or plant.

Not only would the mapping process risk terminating the pregnancy, the viral vector used to insert the reporter gene might disrupt the embryo’s DNA and lead, ironically, to developmental defects.

Recently scientists have started to think that prions might also disrupt the rubbish-disposal system, and that such interference might explain how they destroy nerve cells in the brain.