Sentence examples for characterize malfunctioning from inspiring English sources

In this work, we aimed to further characterize malfunctioning mechanisms of HMBS mutants, and selected four natural mutations found in Norwegian AIP patients (R116W, R167W, R173W and V215E).

This motivates us to develop a simulation method that can characterize the malfunction of individual reactions or molecules in a biological network so that the exact malfunctioning reactions/molecules can be identified for patients to receive beneficial therapies that consider the interaction of all the components in the disease-related network [ 23].

Quantitatively characterizing the malfunctioning of the nociceptive forward pathway may aid in improved management of pain, such as chronic pain.

AD is frequently founded in elderly people and characterized by malfunctioning of different biochemical pathways [ 23].

His team is applying research on the cilium to learn more about a group of hereditary diseases characterized by a malfunctioning cilium such as Bardet-Biedl syndrome.

Mn deficiency is also characterized by CNS malfunctions, bone abnormalities, defective growth, reproductive dysfunction and disturbances in lipid and fat metabolism, and so forth [ 34].

Previous studies examining host gene expression profiles in other emerging viruses such as SARS-associated coronavirus, suggest severe disease is characterized by a malfunction of the switch from innate to adaptive immunity in response to the virus.

Previous studies examining host immune responses in other emerging viruses such as severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS -associated coronaviruSARS -associatedsevere disease is coronavirused by a malfunction of the suggestfrom innathato adaptive immunity in resevere to the virus [ 6].

In Europe, when patients are evaluated for suspected hydrocephalus, infusion testing is often used to characterize the CSF dynamic system to determine whether Rout is abnormal [ 12] and shunt malfunction is present [ 10, 13].

For example, it has been shown that malfunction of the spinal pathways regulating the stretch reflex may contribute to the hypertonicity and hyperreflexia that characterize spasticity [3], [4].

Its radio was malfunctioning.