Sentence examples for critical precipitating from inspiring English sources

While the precise underlying mechanisms driving autophagy-related pathology remain obscure, the study of Finkel and colleagues (Wu et al., in this issue of Aging) provides critical new insight by showing that mitochondrial dysfunction is likely a critical precipitating factor.

The disease has a polygenic basis because numerous genes (the latest count exceeding 20) participate in its pathogenesis, but modern lifestyle characterized by limited physical activity and excessive caloric intake are critical precipitating factors for the current epidemic of type 2 diabetes worldwide (2).

A critical precipitate size exists below which particle cutting is the rate-controlling creep mechanism.

The step change in pitting rate corresponds with a critical precipitate size lying between ∼3 nm and 8 nm and it is hypothesized that this size corresponds to a critical size above which it is not possible for the formation of a continuous protective passive oxide film to occur.

T2DM is also characterized by hyperglycemia, dyslipidaemia, increased circulating inflammatory factors and cellular stress, which are critical in precipitating islet inflammation in vivo.

This critical moment precipitated wide public discussion of abortion.

The incorporation of the hydrophilic comonomers increases the critical precipitation length of growing chains; as a result, less number of nuclei precipitates and the particle size increases.

Utilities and first responders are not yet prepared to respond to a combination of disruptive events, natural or man-made, that could damage critical infrastructure and precipitate a nuclear accident.

During an acute exacerbation or hemorrhage, lymphatic malformations involving the deep neck spaces may precipitate critical airway obstruction.

Cardiac output may be compromised regardless of ventricular function, and AF can lead to structural heart disease and can precipitate critical cardiac ischaemia.

Based on these findings, we hypothesize that individuals who are predisposed to develop schizophrenia are unable to meet the energy demand in critical brain regions during adolescence, precipitating behavioural and cognitive symptoms.