In a speech to the African UN headquarters, Francis said the Paris negotiations marked a crucial step in developing a new energy system that "corrects the dysfunctions and distortions" of the current model of development and fights poverty.
Perhaps the White House will correct the dysfunction, but over the past week, fresh reports have highlighted Russian ties to Trump's campaign.
Future studies should evaluate the potential of current and future migraine preventative agents to correct this dysfunction, thereby improving descending inhibition and reducing headache frequency.
Attempts to correct the dysfunction mechanically and pharmacologically may lead to improved long-term outcomes.
Since the discovery of mutations in CFTR as the cause of CF, a number of studies have been conducted to find a pharmacological approach to correct the dysfunction of the mutated proteins (Becq et al, 2011).
A sports psychologist I know once told me that the most difficult aspect of treating athletes is getting them to understand that therapy is not necessarily the act of correcting the dysfunction, but getting to the bottom of what caused it.
These dysfunctions affect locomotory behavior.
Human LARS can correct mitochondrial dysfunctions caused by tRNALeuUUR A3243G mutation-related neurodegenerative disorder, MELAS syndrome (Li & Guan, 2010).
Taken together, our results sustain the hypothesis that human mt-LeuRS Cterm can be used to correct mt dysfunctions caused by mutations in mt-tRNA genes.
Taken together, our results sustain the hypothesis that the carboxy-terminal domain of human mt leucyl-tRNA synthetase can be used to correct mt dysfunctions caused by mt-tRNA mutations.
