Sentence examples for an impaired function from inspiring English sources

Breakdown and compromise of coronal attachment shifted physiological function into an impaired function mode that in turn led to accelerated tissue adaptation to meet functional demands, including increased secondary cementum formation.

Nonmelanoma skin cancers (NMSC) has been evidenced with an impaired function in nucleotide excision repair (NER).

Albumin in the circulating media was measured to address whether the reduction in glucose utilisation was due to an impaired function of the liver spheroids.

Basic studies on the effects of antidepressants and electroconvulsive shock on brain α1-receptors indirectly support the notion of an impaired function of α1-receptors in depression.

The proteasome is the major cellular protease responsible for intracellular protein degradation, having an impaired function during aging.

Previously, Rosenberg et al. reported on the delayed rejection of MHC class II disparate skin grafts in old recipients, suggesting an impaired function of accumulating memory CD4+ T-cells [9].

Hence we assume that the most likely common cause of the Ne reduction in PD and HD is an impaired functioning of striatal DA system, either via a presynaptic DA depletion (in PD) or a postsynaptic (receptor) deficit (in HD).

On a scale from 0 to 2, grade 0 is a severely impaired function where the rat drags its hind limb; grade 1, a slightly impaired function (cannot use it in a normal way, but stand on it);and finally, grade 2 is an intact function (normal walking and standing pattern).

Conclusions: In chronic medial epicondylitis, muscle function and pain measures showed a lesser impaired function of the arm than in chronic lateral epicondylitis.

On this scale a severe impaired function (grade 0) means that the rat drags its hind limb without any function; a slightly impaired function (grade 1) means the rat does not use its hind limb in a usual matter, but stands on it when rising; an intact function of the hind limb (grade 2) means a normal walking pattern.

Dyspnea is also an early symptom of congestion of the lung as a result of impaired function of the left ventricle of the heart.