Sentence examples for barrier is lost from inspiring English sources

Several lines of evidence support this hypothesis: first, during the formation of CIS gap junctions are disrupted, the blood-testis barrier is lost and Sertoli cells become de-differentiated [ 64- 67]; second, the activity of the canonical SSCs signaling pathway, GDNF/c-ret is increased in CIS [ 68].

However, the pericardial edema, loss of blood circulation and tail malformations observed in both sept9a morphant and OE embryos are also consistent with defects in osmoregulation observed when epidermal barrier function is lost [23] or if fish are exposed to toxins that impair homeostasis of the skin or kidney [24], [25].

As an initial step in this direction, we put forward data suggesting that embryonic cells have a natural capacity to combat the inhibition of tissue regeneration via production of soluble secreted molecules and that such a youthful barrier to aging is lost when these cells differentiate.

The physical image of crime as a crossing over a barrier or a boundary is lost in translation.

Ultimately, the barrier function of epithelium is lost thereby.

A calcium gradient is present in the skin [38] and is lost after barrier perturbation [39].

Candida colonisation is very common among ICU patients, reaching 60% in non-neutropenic critically ill patients [ 32], and is a well-known risk factor for invasive candidiasis [ 9, 13] since changes in the ecology of the endogenous flora may promote Candida species overgrowth on mucosal and skin surfaces [ 11] and translocation across the gut barrier, mostly when its integrity is lost [ 12, 33].

Additional power is needed to penetrate walls, office equipment and floors (upstairs and downstairs) where 25% of signal strength is lost at each barrier.

This warning, sadly, is lost to the language barrier, as we shall see soon enough.

These cells form the embryonic periderm (M'Boneko and Merker, 1988), which is lost on establishment of the epidermal barrier.

Off the coast of Queensland, those record temperatures led to the worst coral bleaching on record, where an estimated 22% of the coral on the entire 2,300km length of the Great Barrier Reef was lost.