Значения термина lead to disruption на английском

Failure to treat pain adequately may lead to disruption in many aspects of life.

A ROW over rosters for cabin crew could lead to disruption of Aer Lingus flight services from next week.

A PLANNED escalation of industrial action by lower-paid civil servants could lead to disruption of State exams in the months ahead.

Genetic analysis of individuals with these defects has allowed the recognition of dozens of genes whose mutations lead to disruption of normal ocular embryonic development.

Additionally, fibrosis can lead to disruption of electrical conduction in the heart, causing arrhythmias, and can limit myocyte oxygen availability and thus exacerbate myocardial ischemia.

The danger which would face the Church if they were allowed to have more prominence, is that their plainness of speech would lead to disruption.

Perhaps lack of sleep leads to disruption of the brain's serotonin systems.

Then, a one day stoppage led to disruption across most live programmes.

This sometimes led to disruptions or delays to some Australian exports.

In Vuwani, Limpopo, an on-going municipal demarcation dispute led to disruptions and arrests.

Heavy snow across much of the UK has led to disruption on roads across the country.

The incident came after two other incidents on Euronext last week, which led to disruptions in trading.

Mitochondrial dysfunction results in high levels of oxidative stress and mitochondrial damage, leading to disruption of endothelial homeostasis.

I(SOC) activation is an important step leading to disruption of cell-cell adhesion and increased macromolecular permeability.

By using an unbiased computational approach, we searched for enzymes whose suppression may lead to disruptions in protein secretion.

BPA exposure induced persistent, largely sex-specific effects on social and anxiety-like behavior, leading to disruption of sexually dimorphic behaviors.