Sentence examples for because dysfunctions from inspiring English sources

Increasing use of electronic active implantable medical devices (AIMDs), by patients, attendants, and workers, needs attention because dysfunctions of these devices may be caused by electromagnetic interactions.

This aspect is particularly interesting because dysfunctions of GABAergic neurons and an excitation/inhibition (E/I) imbalance contribute to numerous neuropsychiatric phenotypes, including epilepsy, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and Rett's syndrome (7– 11).

Upstream regulators of B gene expression as UFO, LEAFY or AP1 are unlikely to be affected in the C. vulgaris bud bloomer mutants, because dysfunctions in these genes would cause severe flower malformations: UFO mutants in Arabidopsis display filamentous structures instead of flowers [ 35].

Because dysfunction of lysosomes contributes to cell death and affects cell corpse clearance, we tested whether HEC-23 affects apoptosis in germlines.

Because dysfunction of this gene is responsible for human MADD, we performed several cellular and molecular analyses on xav mutants and fibroblast cells from MADD patients.

Because dysfunction of the same pathway is responsible for human CDG IIc, we performed cellular and molecular analyses that suggest that srn has Notch-Delta dependent and independent defects, consistent with a general defect in protein fucosylation that affects several aspects of neural development.

These findings are important because dysfunction, disability and detriments to quality of life are substantial in the FMS population [ 34, 35].

Last year, immunization rates in the country dropped by 40 per cent because of dysfunctions in the cold chain – the temperature-controlled chain of equipment that stores and preserves pharmaceutical drugs and vaccines.

But mainly, it's all terribly depressing, because the dysfunction will ruins lives, households, towns, schools.

PACKER: So congressman, you're leaving partly because of dysfunction in Washington.

Whether it is energy policy, controls on payday lenders or the Bank of England's new approach to the financial system, the state is having to regulate markets because otherwise dysfunction rules.