Sentence examples for abnormally delayed from inspiring English sources

Here we report on a SOD-1 (G93A) Tg mouse line with abnormally delayed onset of disease and prolonged survival.

BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutated cancer cell lines reveal abnormally delayed kinetics of double-strand break repair (DSBR) [ 18, 40].

These genes were cacophony (cac), CG17341, strawberry notch (sno), CG3744, toucan (toc), Rho kinase (rok), division abnormally delayed (dally), and sticks and stones (sns).

Six misspliced genes associated with cell or projection morphogenesis terms are Rho kinase, Netrin-B (NetB), Cadherin-N (CadN), hamlet (ham), Insulin-like receptor (InR ), division abnormally delayed, and the ATP-dependant chromatin assembly factor large subunit Acf-1.

Gastric emptying exhibits a substantial interindividual variation in health, is frequently abnormally delayed in patients with long-standing diabetes, and is a major determinant of postprandial glycemia and the secretion of the incretin hormones GIP and GLP-1.

While it has been suggested for many years that gastric motor function is frequently disordered in diabetes the term gastroparesis diabeticorum was introduced by Kassander (14) more than 50 years ago it has only much more recently been confirmed that abnormally delayed gastric emptying occurs frequently with both type 1 and type 2 diabetes (6).

In cases of abnormally weak bone or an abnormally high microfracture rate or a delayed repair process, the microfractures can accumulate.

Additional ultrasound findings suggestive of cortical malformations include either the presence of antenatally appearing abnormal, overdeveloped sulci and gyri, delayed appearance of landmark sulcation or abnormally thin cortex.

Queues are the sequences of messages in the buffers mentioned previously, but "queuing" is the term for abnormally long delays caused by poorly designed processes that cause the buffers to fill needlessly.

The identification of an IgG class-switch associated with the acquisition of protection, also provided, for the first time, a plausible explanation for the abnormally long delay needed to acquire immune protection.

Surprisingly, we found that nearly half of the E12.5 embryos in each litter were of an abnormally small size (Figure 2A), suggesting that these embryos were severely delayed or dead long before E12.5.