Sentence examples for damage and malfunction from inspiring English sources

Another possibility is that the expressions of the genes after perturbation of the environments will diverge from their original states and never stay at any steady states, which will finally lead to damage and malfunction of the gene regulatory network.

Standard chemotherapies and radiation treatment, frequently used to treat oral cancer patients, often have harsh and severe side effects that include tissue damage and malfunction.

The ETC and mitochondria turn over at a basal rate, and more rapidly in response to signals such as starvation, and a reduced rate of replacement is expected to result in longer-lived structures that will be more susceptible to time-dependent damage and malfunction.

In 63 male healthy steel workers from Brescia, Italy, studied between April and May 2006, we evaluated whether exposure to PM was associated with increased mitochondrial DNA copy number (MtDNAcn), an established marker of mitochondria damage and malfunctioning.

Cancer cannot develop unless p53 itself is damaged and malfunctioning.

By using devices connected with a mobile network, the current status such as details of the current stock, frequency of customers, damages, and malfunctions can be sent to monitoring centers, e.g., a quality control and maintenance team.

Nonetheless, the harsh application environment that MSNs and WSANs operate in makes nodes (i.e., sensors and actors) susceptible to physical damage and component malfunction.

However, unresolved inflammation can be devastating to the host and cause tissue damage and organ malfunction.

ROS and reactive nitrogen species (RNS) are important causes of DNA damage and system malfunction [ 20].

We previously showed that DNA damage and telomere malfunction in human mammary epithelial cells results in an activin A-dependent induction of COX-2 [ 5], causing cell-cycle arrest in non-p16-compromised epithelial cells and increased proliferation, motility, prostaglandin synthesis, and decreased apoptosis in p16-compromised epithelial cells [ 4, 5].

Human exposure to lead can cause brain malfunction, premature infants and low birth rate, circulatory system damage and kidneys malfunctioning.