Sentence examples for comprehensive dysfunction from inspiring English sources

To highlight the comprehensive dysfunction in place, Bodis-Wollner (2008) and Javaid et al. (2010, 2012) successfully applied the concept of pre-emptive perception to visual impairment, and in particular, to saccade impairment in Parkinson's disease.

Furthermore, compared with healthy controls, MWoA patients with LT disease duration might display comprehensive neuronal dysfunction than patients with ST disease duration.

Compared with healthy controls, MWoA patients with long-term disease duration showed comprehensive neuronal dysfunction than patients with short-term disease duration.

No single approach proved sufficient, either, for a comprehensive quantitative description of β-cell dysfunction or insulin resistance.

The OHIP-49 was developed with the aim of providing a comprehensive measure of dysfunction, discomfort and disability reported by individuals that are attributed to oral conditions [ 13].

The aim of our study was a comprehensive evaluation of neural dysfunction in IGT subjects.

More comprehensive studies of visual dysfunction as secondary outcomes in Phase 3 trials, particularly for progressive multiple sclerosis, are needed.

Boomer and colleagues [ 14] conducted a comprehensive assessment of immune dysfunction in human subjects who died of sepsis and multi-organ failure.

We proposed a concept of 'vascular failure' as a comprehensive syndrome of vascular dysfunction extending from risk factors to advanced atherosclerotic disease.

To our knowledge, this is the first study that has determined the genome-wide molecular expression pattern of human chondrocytes in response to stimulation with RASFsn and thus provided comprehensive insight into chondrocyte dysfunction during RA-related destruction of cartilage.

To test our hypothesis we analyzed a comprehensive panel of endothelial dysfunction and inflammation markers in plasma and kidney tissue samples of Cy/+ rats treated with lovastatin for five weeks compared to normal control rats.