Sentence examples for consequences of reduced activity from inspiring English sources
In severe sepsis, lactic acidemia results from many different mechanisms, such as supply dependency of oxygen utilization favoring anaerobic metabolism [ 3], poor organ perfusion [ 4], or metabolic consequences of reduced activity of pyruvate dehydrogenase in mitochondria [ 20].
Thierry Nouspikel in Hanawalt's laboratory discovered that the attenuated GGR in terminally differentiated human cells, is in fact a consequence of reduced activity of the E1 ubiquitin activating enzyme.
Indeed, the release of serotonin in the raphe nuclei is reduced by an increase in its extracellular concentration, which, we suggest, is a consequence of reduced activity in neurons that reduce their release.
"As a consequence of reduced activity in the oil industry, SAS has experienced a severe decrease in demand and thus passenger loads on the Stavanger-Houston route.
Our finding of reduced activity of erythrocyte Cu,Zn-SOD and GPx-1 may be partly a consequence of enzyme inactivation by free radicals (Pigeolet et al. 1990).
One of the consequences of reduced proteasomal activity is decreased sensitivity to the major plant hormone cytokinin.
To examine the consequences of reduced ENPP1 activity in asj mice, the concentrations of PPi in plasma of wild-type, heterozygous mutant and homozygous mutant mice were determined in a three-step enzymatic reaction.
Skeletal muscle ACC2 phosphorylation and activity are reduced in obese patients, as a consequence of reduced AMPK activity [ 207, 208].
The bang-sensitive phenotype of ND2 mutants could be a consequence of reduced ND2 activity, or the acquisition of a novel activity.
How would a difference in the form of these enzymes in females versus males explain different BACs? 6. Are these enzymes found in the same places in males and females? 7. What would be the consequence of reduced enzyme activity in females in terms of the degree of intoxication?
Another important consequence of reduced dVps4 activity is an increase in apoptosis.
