Exemplos de uso de To disruption em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It also leads to disruption of the endocrine system.
The Commission would also point out that manual systems may be subject to disruption.
Hypothyroidism leads to disruption of all types of metabolism.
Waste products accumulate in the lysosomes of cells,which leads to disruption of cell function.
This leads to disruption of metabolic processes, after which the situation with overweight worsens even more.
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In the Committee's view,a strict application of the Code would not lead to disruption of the logistics chain.
Peripheral nerve injury leads to disruption of the nerve and interruption of impulse transmission.
Installing structure underfloor pipe smaller than desired diameter often leads to disruption of circulating water therein.
Appear due to disruption of the sebaceous glands and the accumulation of products of their activity in the skin.
The lack of this essential trace element leads to disruption of the male reproductive system, leading to infertility.
Seeds are sown in April and May right in the open ground,as the transplanted seedlings leads to disruption of their growth.
Harmful habits eventually lead to disruption of the cardiovascular system, which leads to a drop in arterial indices;
The distribution power systems are subject to untimely events that can lead to disruption of power supply.
Other conditions that can lead to disruption of the nerve pathways may be apparent on an x-ray, such as tumors, blockages, or inflamed nerves.
In order to do this, I had to recalibrate your containment field,so your holo-matrix will be very sensitive to disruption.
If the lack of lecithin has reached maximum levels,then this often leads to disruption of the digestive, urinary and respiratory systems.
I am well aware that this opening-up means that change must be much faster than it was in the past, andthat change leads to disruption.
Excessive consumption of fatty andcarbohydrate-rich foods leads to disruption of the liver, interfering with the splitting of complex elements.
Do not use condoms that are stored long muffled in places, such as pants pockets, purses or car glove box,because they are more subject to disruption.
Non-compliance would also have significant economic consequences due to disruption of money flows from and to the European Union.
Overdose in any person can lead to disruption of the kidneys, worsening of nervous activity, depressive and apathetic condition, and also to an increase in blood pressure.
If we are talking about a hypertensive crisis, then it is characterized by a sharp start,which leads to disruption of the work of vital organs.
Cancer cells are more sensitive to disruption by proteasome inhibitors than normal cells and, therefore, to the effects of bortezomib.
In many cases the absence of medical staff owing to the lack of security has led to disruption in services for the injured and the sick.
Low pressure leads to disruption of the normal functioning of the cardiovascular system,to disruptions in metabolic processes, to disruptions in the normal flow of air to the lungs.
Noting that critical infrastructure in the EU is becoming highly interconnected and interdependent,making it more vulnerable to disruption or destruction.
Thus, a murine model of T. cruzi infection that recognizably conduces to disruption of cardiac myocytes and modifies the number of these cells in the myocardium was used.
Although he intended these economic councils to be more responsive to local needs,the decentralization of industry led to disruption and inefficiency.
Let me also express the hope that this will not lead to disruption of the efforts towards greater stability in Serbia and in the former Yugoslavia as well.
Structural chromosomal rearrangements are potentially associated with the development of genetic disorders due to disruption, inactivation or gene dosage alterations.