Still other challenges: the terms and practices of political governance, at the level of the state especially, as many African nations struggle against collapse or debilitating dysfunction due to corruption, crippling economic exploitation, massive underdevelopment of human capital of females especially, food and other vital resource scarcities, and genocides as ethnic affirmations 'go imperial'.
And amid a world of debilitating political dysfunction with the most dire potential consequences, the crucial concept of public accountability cannot and should not be narrowly confined by local or national borders, or the rigid strictures, orthodoxies, conceits and insecurities of traditional journalism.
Spinal cord injury (SCI) causes debilitating neurological dysfunction and has been observed in warfighters injured in IED blasts.
In Alzheimer's disease, where the degeneration of basal forebrain cholinergic neurons causes debilitating cognitive dysfunction, hESC-derived cholinergic neurons may also be useful for therapy.
Arthritis was induced by intraperitoneal injection of arthritogenic (K/BxN) or control (BxN) serum on day 0. The amount administered was 150 μl for mice used in functional tests, as debilitating joint dysfunction produces gait abnormalities and limits functional nociception measurements.
Every year, there are over 350,000 people worldwide who are diagnosed with the tragically debilitating consequences of dysfunction in lower limb motor control, so it is obvious for the significance in searching for effective means of helping these people to regain ability to stand up and walk.
It can help relieve debilitating anxiety, correct sexual dysfunction, fix a stutter and reduce blood pressure.
Additionally, individuals with psoriasis are more susceptible to specific debilitating comorbidities, including cardiometabolic dysfunction, fatigue, and depression [ 4– 6].
The associated side effects of PCa treatment include debilitating urinary, sexual and bowel dysfunction as well as the potentially negative psychological side effects of passive treatment options such as AS and WW, in which the patient faces living with a diagnosed but untreated cancer.
Our ultimate goal would be to use discriminatory tests that can identify signatures of motor dysfunction before any debilitating signs of the disease might appear and then follow the course of disease progression through the analysis of the tests' quantitative measures.
Migraine, a common chronic-intermittent disorder of idiopathic origin characterized by severe debilitating headaches and autonomic nervous system dysfunction, and placental abruption, the premature separation of the placenta, share many common pathophysiological characteristics.
