Sentence examples for a degenerating condition from inspiring English sources

In fact, it could be hypothesized that different etiological mechanisms converge into precipitating a first psychotic episode in individuals with a limited GSH synthesis capacity, after which the psychotic episode develops into a degenerating condition that we call schizophrenia.

In fact, it could be hypothesized that different etiological mechanisms converge into precipitating a psychotic episode in an adolescent, and only in individuals with a limited GSH synthesis capacity, after which the psychotic episode develops into a degenerating condition that we call schizophrenia.

By the time the second world war broke out, he was seriously unwell, suffering from a degenerating heart condition, yet he didn't spare himself in the fight for Britain's economic survival.

Crisis is a temptation, too, one that Hoover invoked in his reply, in which he refers to "degenerating" conditions and "increasing losses to our people".

This mouse-human difference may be influenced by differences in numbers and distribution of photoreceptors, life spans and/or disease progression rates (in particular for slower degenerating conditions such as juvenile NCL), as seen for other mouse models of neuroretinal disorders (70).

The classical degenerate condition for a rigid top can manifest into a triple resonance, by the interaction between the two rigid modes and a two-dimensional liquid mode.

These results are proved in [20] under a further hypothesis, namely either the non degenerate condition A3 holds or a global barrier type condition is satisfied in (Omega ), (called (c -boundedness in [17, 20]), or the matrix func -boundednessnds only on (p).

It is a striking illustration of the degenerate condition of Heraldry under the second Tudor Sovereign".

Moreover, basic theories of (3) of degenerate condition have been studied by Iwaniec, Heinonen et al. systematically in [1 7].

We apply the degenerate condition of Eq. (16) and the "phase" term of Eq. (18) to Eq. (15).

Generalizing this standard to the degenerate conditions that give rise to multiple market-clearing prices provides a principled solution, without undermining the market-design foundations that integrate economic dispatch, locational prices and financial transmission rights.