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Bertovich had no history of dependency, yet became unable to function without the painkillers she was prescribed.
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ALS, is, of course, gradual weakening of all the muscles in an afflicted person's body until they become unable to function, and typically, die a torturous death after a few years.
It's easy to become so mired in your daily responsibilities--whether you're caring for children or elderly parents, meeting stiff deadlines at work, or worrying about global news headlines--that you lose yourself in the shuffle and become unable to function because all you do is worry.
If our self is weak and needs other people to prop it up, it can become unable to function and can keep us from attaining emotional self-reliance.
Engagement of the thrombospondin receptor CD36 inhibited maturation and function of DC, that became unable to release IL-12 and secrete high levels of IL-10 in response to DC-activation stimuli [ 5].
One such patient, a touch typist, became unable to type.
However, on POD5, he became unable to eat because of abdominal distention.
As cell components became more interdependent, the organisms became unable to try out new designs.
I became unable to bear the sight of violence.
But this doesn't mean it's an invalid term, it's just more of a rule-of-thumb or generalisation used to refer to what happens when someone becomes psychologically unable to function as normal.
FOXP3 may indeed be both an "activation marker" and a marker of cells that have become unable to carryout effector functions.We have shown that FOXP3 expression was transient and could be lost and restimulated in HIV infected patients.
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