Sentence examples for breakdown of excess from inspiring English sources

Administration of an ubiquitin C-terminal hydrolase L1 (Uch-L1)—an enzyme associated with the breakdown of excess or abnormal proteins, has a protective effect on memory loss in a mouse model of AD (APP Sw-PS1M146V) [51].

During nutrient starvation, autophagy facilitates the breakdown of excess proteins or organelles to their component parts and subsequently recycles them to meet the energy requirements of the cell.

How ready were the media to disgrace the grudging voices that foresaw the ruin of communities, the evils of excess, the breakdown of trust between people and the florid individualism that expresses itself in inequalities of which even that visionary of injustice Margaret Thatcher could only dream.

The difference is that a film like "Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown" gave its characters the liberty of excess; they looked like Pop art, but Almodóvar didn't hang them on the wall — they stalked around, howling or braying, of their own free will.

Much renal disease is associated with breakdown of the glomerular filtration barrier, and passage of excess protein.

For example, your liver prevents pathogens from passing into your bloodstream, processes environmental toxins for safe removal, and helps to rid your body of excess nitrogen that build up from the breakdown of proteins and amino acids.

It should also be noted that the local production of excess liquid here is likely due to cellular breakdown and is therefore etiologically different from the vascular edema that can be expected in live models.

Previous proteomic analysis showed that cyanophycinase, involved in the breakdown of cyanophycin, a storage molecule for excess carbon and nitrogen, into arginine and aspartic acid, was moderately up-regulated under several conditions [ 50].

But usually it's just my way of enjoying the fact that I survived another day being Marilyn Manson.' With all this talk of excess, it's inevitable there was an overdose and breakdown in 1996.

What has to be taken into account here is their breakdown according to the networks, the types of vehicles and the level of excess speed.

I worry about the culture of excess; I worry about the culture of celebrity; I also worry about the breakdown of the family.