Sentence examples for deterioration of cell from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the introduction of hydroxyl groups (PG-OH) led to a deterioration of cell growth.

Carbon corrosion due to high voltages encountered during the operation of fuel cells and the accompanying deterioration of cell performance are among the main issues affecting the durability of fuel cells.

Because the volume changes are not expected to occur during a potentiostatic hold (referred to as calendar-life aging), by comparison of cycle-life and calendar-life aged cells one can expect to assess the role of volume changes in the deterioration of cell performance.

The absence of significant deterioration of cell viability (80% for labeled vs. 87.5% for unlabeled BMCs, P>0.05), as indicated by the Trypan blue dye exclusion test, suggests that the radioactivity detected in the supernatant is secondary to 99mTc leakage from labeled BMCs rather than cell death.

Aging involves a deterioration of cell functions and changes that may predispose the cell to undergo an oncogenic transformation.

It is well established that, in virtually every biological system, aging, i.e., the progressive deterioration of cell, tissue, and organ function, can be delayed through calorie or dietary restriction.

Degenerative changes are characterized by the deterioration of cells or a tissue from a higher to a lower form, especially to a less functionally active form.

Degenerative diseases are results of deterioration of cells and tissues with aging either by unhealthy lifestyle or normal senescence.

Common conditions that increase susceptibility to HZ are HIV and AIDS, chronic immunosuppressive therapy, radiotherapy, intensely stressful life events, and the normal deterioration of cell-mediated immunity associated with aging (Gnann and Whitley 2002; Levin et al 2003).

In addition, when the faulty cell antenna tilt is increased, a deterioration of the cell edge of the faulty cell may be caused so that the SINR50 of the faulty cell cannot be increased.

A likely mechanism is senescence of stem cells and/or deterioration of stem cell function, or niche function, with age.