In contrast, for this sample, when a woman has cancer, her male partner may maintain sexual interest, but experience reduced functioning in other aspects of the sexual relationship.
On the other hand, approximately 130 mutations have been detected in the human MC4R gene; those leading to a reduced function result in a dominantly inherited form of obesity [8].
On the subject of working immediately, it's worth noting that, in spite of their being avowedly PC compatible, most of the cameras on trial worked perfectly well when attached to a Mac, albeit with reduced functions in terms of face tracking and software.
Maladaptive plasticity has been linked with chronic pain, motor impairment and reduced function in a number of chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions including phantom limb pain [ 39, 40], low back pain [ 8], and focal hand dystonia [ 11].
Studies show that pain is an important cause of disability and reduced function in OA patients [2, 3].
Most COPD patients are diagnosed by their GP, typically after a long period of productive cough and reduced function in daily life with dyspnoea.
Single amino-acid substitutions throughout the CBS protein caused reduced function in vivo, and a subset of these altered sensitivity to limiting B6-cofactor.
Category B: Fencers either have worse trunk control than described in category A and full control of their fencing arm, or they have full trunk control and minimally reduced function in their fencing arm.
Reduced function in this network has been previously associated with decreased control over a variety of behaviors, including reactive aggression.
Several well-known E3 ligases are either aberrantly activated or display reduced functions in human cancers.
