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Angliholic Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Disruption to the internal biological clock

Jet lag is caused by disruption to the internal biological clock, and may lead to digestive problems, tiredness, and sleep disruption.

Hi,

Is it also right to say "disruption of the internal biological clock" instead of "disruption to ... clock" in the above?

Besides, what on earth does "sleep disruption" refer to? Is it "totally sleepless?" Thanks.
  

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Is it also right to say "disruption of the internal biological clock" instead of "disruption to ... -- Yes, that's fine. Besides, what on earth does "sleep disruption" refer to?

— Mister Micawber

  • Is it also right to say "disruption of the internal biological clock" instead of "disruption to ...
  • -- Yes, that's fine.
  • Besides, what on earth does "sleep disruption" refer to?
  • " -- No, just interruption of sleep or troubled sleep.
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Is it also right to say "disruption of the internal biological clock" instead of "disruption to ... clock" in the above?-- Yes, that's fine.

Besides, what on earth does "sleep disruption" refer to? Is it "totally sleepless?" -- No, just interruption of sleep or troubled sleep.
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