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It was proposed that, being combined with other cellular malfunctions , change in the snoRNA level induced by the drug administration can lead to aberrant rRNA biogenesis and induce cell death [ 97].
The database was created by combining , beyond the malfunction information, various characteristics of space weather: geomagnetic activity indexes, fluxes and fluencies of electrons and protons at different energy, solar wind characteristics and other solar, interplanetary and geophysical data.
If any confirmation were required of Madonna's sustained cultural relevance, it was surely provided by a mere wardrobe malfunction out-shining the combined micro-celebrity wattage of the entire Brit Awards line-up.
High ethanol fuel prices combined with low fuel quality and accessibility, as well as stove malfunctions due to poor design influenced many ethanol stove adopters to quit it.
We aim to analyze in this study the feasibility and safety of biventricular devices' reuse, setting as a combined primary end-point the infection burden, early battery depletion, and device (generator) malfunction.
It was also seen that chromosomal abnormalities tended to be combined and occur simultaneously, suggesting that if the mechanisms entering the meiotic process are malfunctioning, deriving aneuploidies can be of any type.
Combined , the commission report and "A Sea in Flames" offer a revealing, thoughtful history of a moment when human manipulation of nature malfunctioned spectacularly.
The exercise combined severe weather conditions with technical breakdowns, a traffic accident in the security area, a fire in a building, and finally, a reactor accident involving a radioactive release due to a malfunctioning backup cooling system.
Therefore, in figure 1 C, cellular and systemic hyperfunction are combined , as an essence and equivalent of aging, which drives loss of homeostasis, diseases, macro-damage and secondary decline (all combined as "disease" or malfunction in figure 3C).
Studies conducted in similar settings were combined , and pooled estimates were contrasted between such subgroups to highlight important differences (e.g., between continuous and intermittent systems or malfunctioning and nonmalfunctioning networks).
The fields of tissue engineering (TE) and regenerative medicine aim at promoting the regeneration of tissues or replacing failing or malfunctioning organs, by means of combining a scaffold/support material, adequate cells and bioactive molecules.
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The phrase "combined malfunction" functions as a noun phrase, often used as the subject or object of a sentence. Ludwig AI confirms its usability in written English. It refers to a situation where several malfunctions occur concurrently or are interconnected, leading to a greater overall problem.
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