The phrase "as their malfunction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or problems related to a specific subject, particularly in technical or mechanical contexts.
Example: "The devices failed to operate properly, as their malfunction caused significant delays in production."
Alternatives: "due to their failure" or "because of their breakdown".
In fact, the opposite often happens for celiac patients as their malfunctioning intestines recover.
There is a genuine need to target mammalian voltage-gated sodium channels as a form of treatment of various diseases which have been linked to their malfunction, such as epilepsy, neuropathic pain, and long QT syndrome [18 20].
There is a genuine need to target mammalian Nav channels as a form of treatment of various diseases which have been linked to their malfunction, such as epilepsy and chronic pain.
Namely, rather than all only the data passing through some central nodes are duplicated as a precaution against their malfunctioning.
The machines, which were built by a feminist robotics collective, didn't always work as intended, and Timbers incorporated their malfunctions into the production: sometimes a robot would run into a wall and stay there.
Further, their malfunctions cause diseases such as neuropathy, epilepsy, dementia, elevated anxiety, tumor, megacolon and hydrocephalus.
The Class 71 has more lenient operating conditions thanks to better infrastructure, and therefore has not been prone to as much malfunction.
But these days, elegant women, wearing elegant clothes at elegant events, are also embracing an underwear-free lifestyle -- risking the same wardrobe malfunctions as their less classy counterparts.
The responses of the resulting system on load changes, external disturbances as well as malfunction and degradation incidents are investigated.
As bad as malfunctions were, having the hidden recording devices discovered were of far greater concern.
