Sentence examples for a state of dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Poor posture from too much sitting can throw your shoulder complex into a state of dysfunction.

Because Senate Republicans have waged an unprecedented seven-month blockade of Chief Judge Merrick Garland's nomination, it's no exaggeration to say the Court has actually been consigned to a state of dysfunction.

It is noteworthy that even in a state of dysfunction the different cellular compartments of the heart apparently interact to prevent hypertrophic, inflammatory or angiogenic responses.

Trains, planes, the underground are in a state of ominous dysfunction.

The Federal Election Commission is already in a state of wretched dysfunction, but it will only get worse if Republican members succeed in crippling the agency further when the commission meets on Thursday.

With less than 48 hours to go before substantial tax hikes and large spending cuts affected nearly every aspect of American life, the 112th Congress was lurching toward its operatic end in a state of legislative dysfunction, ideological asymmetry and borderline chaos.

The bridges that fail, the water mains that break, the electrical grid that remains in a state of primitive dysfunction unable to serve our increasing need, the inadequately maintained roads and highways that result will all make their own contributions to deaths, but often indirectly, so we'll never be able to assign most of those deaths to the people and policies that led to them.

The suppression of lymphocyte-associated genes in the AR group approaching rejection may represent a state of immune dysfunction and might potentially be associated with uremic conditions.

Alterations in the geometry of the retinal vascular network may thus reflect a state of vascular dysfunction, and might potentially predict disease development [ 16- 19].

Supporting this hypothesis, a recent study in smooth muscle cells from the sigmoid part of the colon in patients with diverticulosis points to a state of neuromuscular dysfunction with hypersensitivity to acetylcholine due to a decreased cholinergic innervation [ 5].

The term diabetic cardiomyopathy refers to a state of cardiac dysfunction independent of associated coronary artery disease that arises within weeks of hyperglycemia (HG) leading to longer term diabetes mellitus (DM) [ 1].