Sentence examples for defects compromised from inspiring English sources

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Live born c-fes−/− mice exhibit lymphoid/myeloid homeostasis defects, compromised innate immunity, and increased Stat activation in response to GM-CSF and IL-6 signaling.

To establish whether these molecular defects compromised glucose homeostasis we first determined blood glucose levels following overnight fasting of 6- to 52-week-old mice.

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Time from index surgery should be related especially to the accumulation of fatigue changes that, in conjunction with increasing size of bone defects, compromise the prosthetic-bone interface leading to degradation of fixation interface with loosening of the implant.

Kovacs et al. (2010) produced an identical value for olivine bearing [Ti] and [triv] defects, although their absorption coefficients for [Si] and [Mg] defects were compromised by the occurrence of a previously unknown defect involving boron which comprised a significant proportion of the water in the "Pakistani" olivine used in their experiments (Ingrin et al. 2014).

T cell functional defects compromise T cell activation and proliferation [12], [18].

Paraquat challenge elicited cardiac mechanical defects including compromised cardiomyocyte contractile function, intracellular Ca2+ handling, and overt autophagy as manifested by increased LC3BII-to-LC3BI ratio, Atg5, Atg7 and p62 levels.

Although it is highly likely that also in vivo Smad7-deficient T cells proliferate less in situations where TGF-β is present, a T cell intrinsic defect or compromised antigen presentation could have added to reduced T cell activation in CD4Cre-Smad7 fl/fl mice.

These defects can compromise the ability of compartmentation to resist fire and smoke spread between dwellings and also into any means of escape.

This could reflect a greater clinical certainty around these diagnoses or that parents believe chromosomal and central nervous system defects would compromise their child's quality of life more than other conditions.

The cross-leg venous repair is a refinement of a salvage procedure for compromised free flaps used in the reconstruction of severe soft tissue defects in vascularly compromised lower extremities.

Invasive fungal infection are most commonly observed in individuals with immune defects or a compromised immune system, and the number of these patients is steadily increasing [ 10].

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