Sentence examples for abnormal providing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, fibers positive for both apoptosis and necrosis markers are more likely to be ETC abnormal, providing strong evidence that a majority of the cell death events are triggered by ETC abnormalities.

Each component was scored as 1 (normal) or 0 (abnormal) providing a final score which ranged from 0 to 12, with a higher score indicating a better gait performance.

The proposed ISEE Smart Home (ISH) is capable of analyzing various abnormal behaviors, providing realtime alarm generation, flexible video retrieval and video synopsis.

The UK guidelines [ 221] suggest a conservative strategy even for patients with an abnormal troponin providing that symptoms have settled for 48 h and there are no other high-risk features.

Which tests to use and how many results must be abnormal to provide reasonable diagnostic certainty of deficiency depend on many circumstances, and opinions vary.

Unfortunately the system only assesses each parameter as normal or abnormal and provides no assessment of the graft integration, degree of defect fill or the presence of adhesions.

Even if, before surgery, the abnormal kidney provides more than 13% of total function, blood pressure and glomerular filtration remain excellent 5 16 years after removal [ 12].

Such cancer drivers are often classified into either loss of function (e.g. tumor-suppressor genes whose perturbation contributes to tumorigenesis) or gain of function (e.g. oncogenes whose abnormal activity provides a growth advantage to the cancer cells).

Furthermore, the lack of any pathological changes in the excised tissue, i.e. absence of a significant inflammatory process and/or abnormal structures, provides strong evidence for its congenital nature [ 8, 9].

After entry of the vital signs, the system automatically prompted the nurse to assign the appropriate triage level if the vital signs were abnormal or provided any other complaint-specific modifiers for patients with normal vital signs.

These findings indicate that loss of human ATP13A2 causes zinc dyshomeostasis and abnormal energy metabolism, providing evidence that ATP13A2 is a molecular link between abnormal zinc metabolism and mitochondrial dysfunction in the pathogenesis of PD.