Memory problems may then be associated with aggressive behavior because they are both markers of dysfunction of the hippocampus (Raine et al. [1997]).
It cannot be absent from the President's calculations that, just two weeks ago, he had to accept the resignation of General Eric Shinseki — a man he clearly liked and admired, not least for his insistence, a decade ago, that the enterprise in Iraq would be a bit trickier than George W. Bush let on — because of the dysfunction of the Veterans Administration.
Under natural conditions, some embryos cannot implant successfully because of the dysfunction of receptive endometrium (RE).
The working hypothesis for this study was that these disorders are associated with a cognitive alteration of control processes that manifests as non-routine behavior because of the dysfunction of a general executive component known as the supervisory attentional system (SAS).
As we saw, in Capgras the mismatch between bottom up sensory input and top down expectations occurs because of a dysfunction of the dorsal perceptual system, rather than the dopamine system.
Echocardiography, which is the conventional method of monitoring PHV function, may not always identify the cause of dysfunction because of acoustic shadowing [ 4– 6].
For example, the ETC may remain more reduced because of inhibition or dysfunction of ATP production via oxidative phosphorylation, blocking the electron flow of the respiratory chain.
The governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, said the park should not remain closed because of the "dysfunction and gridlock of Washington".
Whether because of board dysfunction, C.E.O.
