Sentence examples for congenital weakness from inspiring English sources
Then, in 1972, quite suddenly, Lepine died of a coronary, a congenital weakness.
Most important, this crisis is not pushing up inflation Brazil's congenital weakness.
McCain refused to criticize Tully publicly after the scandal, but that friendship and the association with Keating seem part of a larger pattern: a congenital weakness for high and fast living, for shore-leave excesses and flyboy braggadocio.
Griffith Joyner was one of 25% of the population to have a congenital weakness of a blood vessel in the brain, called cavernous angioma, said Dr. Barbara Zaias, a forensic neuropathologist with the coroner's office.
Like the other congenital muscular dystrophies, there is congenital weakness and developmental delay along with varying degrees of brain malformations, 72, 75– 79 and phenotypes as severe as WWS have been described.
I was born with a congenital neuromuscular weakness called spinal muscular atrophy.
k But the self-criticism has never abated and, despite her awareness of the aching, feather-trimmed beauty of her soft contralto, she used to worry herself sick about its narrow range and dynamic limitations, and her tendency to run out of puff, which is down to asthma and a congenital respiratory weakness.
Authors report that tracheobronchomalacia may be idiopathic, associated with prematurity and congenital cartilaginous weakness among other congenital anomalies.
Therefore, the truncated plectin in our case might not have bound to IF including desmin in muscle tissues, which might account for the congenital muscle weakness.
Congenital myopathies cause weakness and poor muscle development in the early years of life, but generally they are not progressive.
Arthrogryposes (clawed fingers and contracted joints) may be caused by extrinsic pressure, resulting in joint or limb deformities; however, the majority of cases are caused by intrinsic problems such as weakness from congenital spinal cord, nerve, or muscle dysfunction or abnormal formation of joints.
