Sentence examples for compromised production from inspiring English sources

The development of respiratory deficiency within the neurons of the SN, may also lead to compromised production of ATP.

Wolfram Syndrome patients present with diabetes mellitus and diabetes insipidus, which result from compromised production of insulin by the pancreas and of vasopressin by the pituitary, respectively.

Importantly, sgl mutants have a compromised production of the HSPG co-receptor Dlp (Haerry et al., 1997), which in turn regulates the Wg ligand driving Drosophila NMJ synaptogenesis (Dani et al., 2012), as discussed above (see Fig. 4).

The aberrant expression of class II antigens could also compromise production of immunoregulatory cytokines, compromising immune function and perhaps favor viral persistence through escape from immune recognition.

Not just for the gloomy dignity of (editor and publisher respectively) Louis Pattison and Frances Morgan's "quitting while we're ahead" announcement on the title page – with its defiant refusal to compromise production standards in a bid to escape inextricable linkage with a recorded music industry "currently in freefall", but also because of the exemplary excellence of Plan B's final edition.

Insecurity caused by rustlers may compromise production, as livestock are kept away from areas with the optimal grazing and water available in a particular season.

Medicines that have been reported to compromise production of milk include cabergoline [ 18], bromocriptine [ 19], ergotamine [ 20], pseudoephedrine [ 21], and oestrogens [ 20, 22].

In this sense, a considerable decrease in condition and lipid energy stores might be responsible for migrating adults failing to swim the 6,000 km distance to the Sargasso Sea [ 29], while mobilization of lipids and lipophilic contaminants to the gonads during the transoceanic migration might compromise production of good quality eggs and normal development of early larval stages [ 30].

We detected pollen limitation across four Bruguiera gymnorrhiza populations in Singapore with a pollen limitation index (compromised seed production due to insufficient pollen receipt) ranging from 0.633 to 0.878.

As compromised profilaggrin production leads to epidermal and consequently allergic disorders, our findings emphasize the need for a detailed investigation of the role deacetylase inhibitors may play in the maintenance of epidermal homeostasis in order to optimize their clinical applicability.

Compromised NO production may influence morbidity by disrupting microcirculatory blood flow and also could potentially compromise key bactericidal functions in the host.