Sentence examples for degree of dysfunction in from inspiring English sources

Gemskii had a mother and grand-mother to care for her, but there was a high degree of dysfunction in her upbringing, including violence and sex abuse from a very young age.

Mr Kissinger told the BBC that doing nothing would be "catastrophic", and "would show a degree of dysfunction in our political system that would be very unfortunate".

Also, the degree of dysfunction in memory test has not been defined.

A 4 point scale can be used to assess the degree of dysfunction in the oral and pharyngeal phase of swallow.

A negative correlation was found between the number of teeth present and the degree of dysfunction in swallowing liquid in the LHG (P=0.05).

HAQ scores, a functional measure, also tended to be higher (indicating a greater degree of dysfunction) in patients with positive Pg antibody responses than in those with negative Pg responses (median values = 0.63 vs. 0.25; P = 0.1).

2) The tight correlation between degree of motor dysfunction in SCA1 knock-in mice and levels of ATXN1 oligomers, while striking and intriguing, is likely heavily weighted toward the young mice and old mice which respectively show low and high levels of oligomers on average (these young and old mice presumably differ in many other respects as well).

Although the difference in occurrence of smoking or diabetes did not reach statistical significance, we can clearly see increased occurrence of these factors in DRS. This can in part explain the increased degree of endothelial dysfunction in DRS subjects.

Hypophosphatemia in MI is associated with a greater degree of dysfunction of the left ventricle (LV), resulting in increased 30 days mortality [ 18].

The degree of renal dysfunction in CRD is graded in 5 stages.

Furthermore, the adrenocorticotropic hormone stimulated levels of 17-hydroxyprogesterone were higher in patients with clitoromegaly, which suggests that the degree of adrenocortical dysfunction in nonclassic adrenal hyperplasia determines, at least in part, the clinical presentation.