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A mysterious persistent noise was disrupting their research.
So one theory is that LSD and psilocybin cause hallucinations by disrupting the signaling involved in sensory integration.
There's another great African that you've heard that's busy disrupting the automobile industry in the world.
The context, of course, is that we're living at a time where technology is disrupting our present at exponential rates, and the biological realm is no exception.
Like the technologies that are disrupting industries in our own lives, payments technology in poor countries could disrupt aid.
These were just like someone's garage idea a few years ago, and now they're disrupting entire industries.
Radiation and most forms of chemo work by physically shredding the cells' DNA or disrupting the copying machinery.
And remember that the drugs work typically by disrupting cell division.
That's because cytokines and prostaglandin can reach even higher structures in your brain, disrupting the activity of neurotransmitters, like glutamate, endorphins, serotonin, and dopamine.
Abolishing fossil fuels means disrupting our transportation system so that we can power our cars, buses and trains with electricity instead of dirty energy.
He has a history of disrupting urban environments and making strangers connect in incredible, beautiful and spectacular ways.
And when less kids are disrupting, all kids do better.
Now, disrupting genes can be very useful for some applications.
Base editors use the programmable searching mechanism of CRISPR scissors, but instead of cutting the DNA, they directly convert one base to another base without disrupting the rest of the gene.
So, artificial intelligence is known for disrupting all kinds of industries.
Nonetheless, solar storms can still be responsible for disrupting satellite telecommunications and operations, for disrupting navigation systems, such as GPS, as well as electric power transmission.
In fact, things are so bad, that the International Agency for Cancer Research has said that disrupting the human circadian rhythm is a probable carcinogen.
Like thermal radiation in a heater, neutrinos pump energy into the core, increasing the possibility of disrupting the star.
Penicillin destroys many types of bacteria by disrupting synthesis of their cell walls.
So the idea that chemotherapy may just be disrupting that complex system, just like building bone disrupted that system and reduced recurrence, chemotherapy may work by that same exact way.
That means those students are getting half the learning they're supposed to, because if one child is disrupting the class no one can learn.
About a rabbit disrupting and crashing a carnival that had been planned for over 500 years.
After disrupting one black-tie event by allowing a wild pig to run rampant, Sidney catches the attention of Clayton Harding, editor of Sharp, and accepts a job with the magazine in New York City.
Clark heads up a small, elite squad that then begins going around blowing up labs and generally disrupting the drug business.
The plot is similar to Street Trash, as it follows the unoriginal idea (also seen in Larry Cohen's "The Stuff") of a new product disrupting people's bodily functions.
Alan Ayckbourn's only major stage to screenplay (to date) is mucked-up with a lot of tricky camera work and opened up like a cancer patient, straying far off the path set by an excellent stager re: newcomer disrupting a provincial troupe staging John Gay opera on proverbial shoestring.
"A scientist has developed a matter transmitter that he is able to demonstrate for two people, when an earthquake occurs, disrupting the test and plunging the trio into a parallel universe.
And, though the 2003 SARS outbreak was contained, causing fewer than 1,000 deaths, the disease was on the verge of deeply disrupting several East Asian economies including China’s.
At the benign end of the spectrum, this realm includes actors as diverse as bankers electronically transferring huge sums; at the other end are terrorists transferring weapons or hackers disrupting Internet operations.
At the same time, though automation risks disrupting many jobs (or tasks within jobs) for both men and women, it also takes some of the drudgery out of current work, tailoring it to human abilities.
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