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These results suggest that low NPQ in GL can be attributed to dysfunction of the heat dissipation mechanism.

Cognitive disability with prominent defects in attention may be attributed to dysfunction of circuits involving the caudate and frontal cortices (Schretlen et al., 2001).

Although the most prominent clinical features in LND and its variants may be attributed to dysfunction of the basal ganglia, other regions may not be spared entirely.

The most prominent motor abnormality in LND and its variants is dystonia, which may be attributed to dysfunction of motor circuits involving the putamen and motor cortex (Jinnah et al., 2006).

Therefore, the cognitive and behavioral data observed in the MD lesion rats compared to the two control groups may be attributed to dysfunction in cortico thalamo cortical projections associated with the MD, in addition to other structures as well.

Objectives: It is controversial whether a semantic processing bias for strong associates is present in schizophrenia, and unknown whether the language abnormalities observed in schizophrenia can be attributed to dysfunctions early or late in cognitive processing.

The main sites in the mitochondrial electron transport chain at which free-radicals are produced are not fully elucidated, although at least 50% of the total free-radicals generated by mitochondria are attributed to dysfunction of complex I [25], which is in itself highly vulnerable to oxidative stress.

Immune tolerance can be considered as another cause of cancer progression in malignant patients, and so far, clinical failures in cancer immunotherapy have largely been attributed to dysfunction of tumor immunity in most malignant patients.

Meanwhile motor symptoms of postural instability and gait difficulty in Parkinson's disease are attributed to dysfunction in a brainstem cholinergic nucleus, the pedunculopontine nucleus (Fling et al., 2013).

They suggested that the deficits in TBI may be due to a dysfunction in the "predictive brain state", part of which could be attributed to cerebellar dysfunction.

Wide-spectrum diseases, such as pulmonary diseases, diabetes and cardiac disorders, can be attributed to miRNA dysfunction.