The film takes pains to portray that abuse (which involved racial insults) as belonging to a pattern of social dysfunction instilled in African-Americans by white slaveholders and passed down through the generations (Holden).
Patient is hypotensive and badly perfused and 2D images show a pattern of biventricular dysfunction.
A pattern of cognitive dysfunction may be more evident in a form of depression characterized by biological markers than in more heterogeneous depressed samples.
Our data demonstrate that overexpression of miR-9 in the C57 and P815 mouse malignant mast cell lines and normal mouse BMMCs significantly enhanced the invasive behavior of mast cells and indicate that miR-9 induces a pattern of gene dysfunction associated with an invasive phenotype regardless of KIT mutation status.
The special counsel's report reveals a pattern of deceit and dysfunction.
At ICU admission [SAP 110/70 mmHg, HR 118 bpm, norepinephrine 0.4 mcg/ kg min)] a pattern of severe biventricular dysfunction is detected (Video 5A ESM), as evidenced by a small reduction of both ventricle's size from end-diastole (a) to end-systole (d); measured EF is 15%, TAPSE 12,9 mm, CO 3,59 L/min.
Our findings help establish a pattern of central nervous system dysfunction that stands alongside these peripheral body changes following sleep deprivation that, together, may converge on a common impact of sleep loss on weight-gain potential.
Since it is the energetic "shock" of a trauma that sets up the subsequent pattern of dysfunction in PTSD, a chemical solution represented by conventional pharmaceutical therapy will commonly yield unsatisfactory results.
But there's a new issue that seems to defy this pattern of dysfunction.
(Gates) 'The Hill Town Plays' The ambitious Rattlestick Playwrights Theater presents five plays by Lucy Thurber, all set in economically depressed western Massachusetts, and focusing on the life of a young woman struggling to break her family's pattern of dysfunction.
(Saltz) 'The Hill Town Plays' (closes on Saturday) The ambitious Rattlestick Playwrights Theater presents five plays by Lucy Thurber, all set in economically depressed western Massachusetts, and focusing on the life of a young woman struggling to break her family's pattern of dysfunction.
