Sentence examples for an inability to counteract from inspiring English sources

Two proposed mechanisms explaining this association are, first, a disturbance in glomerular arteriolar autoregulation, which in turn may result in an inability to counteract glomerular hypertension (7), and, second, a reduced drop in nightly blood pressure due to C-AD, both of which may result in microalbuminuria (8).

The absence of a stress response during embryogenesis, and associated inability to counteract the effects of high pressure, may cause early intolerance of pressure.

Moreover, the use of growth factors in the treatment of OA is a challenging avenue of research, with several problems still to be addressed; among them are the effects of some of the growth factors on the formation of osteophytes and on their inability to counteract the action of a number of catabolic factors.

"One of most common genetic defects in man is our inability to counteract the toxicity of alcohol".

Our findings raise important questions concerning the causes and consequences of stathmin overexpression, and the reasons of its inability to counteract cell proliferation in the overexpression group.

This view can lead to an inability to deal with power and inequity, and thereby counteracts work toward gender equity, which still is a critical issue in academic medicine [ 6, 7].

The researchers can't quantify exactly why it worked, but Pereira says that one reason might be that pets might counteract one of the main symptoms of depression: anhedonia, or an inability to experience pleasure from everyday activities someone once found enjoyable.

She notes an inability to listen.

The inability to write clearly reflects an inability to think clearly.

Often, one culprit is an inability to experiment.

I have an inability to recognize faces.