Sentence examples for Lack of removal from inspiring English sources

Lack of removal of the distal ureter and ureteral orifice may predispose a patient to local recurrences.

Increased proteasome-mediated degradation of un/misfolded proteins merges with the UPR as an adaptive ER homeostatic mechanism [8], [9], so that proteasome inhibition may potentially lead to ER stress due to lack of removal of damaged proteins [10].

There is an important issue that needs to be underlined when considering the lack of NF-YB removal in ChIPs: we are measuring NF-Y binding with an antibody against NF-YB, under conditions in which the dominant negative is NF-YA-based; the lack of removal of the histone-fold dimer could be due to additional interactions with other TFs, independently from the CCAAT box.

A second study conducted for trimethoprim showed complete lack of removal or degradation, as 104% of the mass input was found in effluent and none in sludge (12).

With further examination it was found to be puerperal sepsis and the cause identified was lack of removal of a gauze piece from the vagina.

Additionally, this could occur with a lack of removals from large spatial areas, or if source populations exist in areas that are inaccessible to removal techniques (e.g. lionfish living at depths >100 m: M. Lesser, pers. comm).. Colonization from distant sources has been demonstrated by the success of the lionfish invasion to date [2].

This surprising lack of yolk removal effects in hatchling and larval axolotls illustrates the evolutionary flexibility of early life history traits.

They attributed the low levels of NH4 +, NO3 −, and nss-SO4 2− concentrations during the wet season to the predominance of the oceanic air mass and the high levels during the dry season to the enhanced downwind transport of pollutants and the lack of wet removal.

Oxidative stress is induced by excessive generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) or a lack of appropriate removal, which can consequently cause neural cell damage [ 9].

As mentioned above, in NER deficient cells, the lack of lesion removal coupled to the failure to activate the G1 DNA damage checkpoint in response to UV irradiation allows a large amount of DNA lesions to go into S phase.

This lack of adequate removal may have important clinical consequences, since several protein-bound solutes have been linked to progression of renal failure, inflammation, vascular disease, and mortality [ 22- 35].