Sentence examples for diminished barrier from inspiring English sources
Diminished barrier integrity is reflected in higher DPM values over time as depicted digitally with EDWINA software (Nova Technology Corporation) and converted into graphical form with Excel software (Microsoft).
As a result of this diminished barrier function, the tumor vasculature becomes characteristically disordered, permeable, and leaky.
In contrast, treatment with 5% N9 solution caused a significant increase in both IL-1α and IL-1β levels, indicating epithelial injury that leads to diminished barrier properties.
Decreased β1 integrin signaling in endothelial cells also results in reduced formation of ZO-1-positive ZO-1-positive ZO-1-positiveadintercellularshed barrier function of endothelial monolayers.
Repeated activation of immune responses and inflammation from microbiologic exposures may contribute to inflammation-related diseases, and the resulting inflamed mucosal tissue may provide a diminished barrier to respiratory infections.
Also, no appreciable net change was observed among pediatricians who reported that parental concern with vaccine safety would be a barrier to rotavirus vaccination (26% reported vaccine safety to be an increased barrier, whereas 23% reported it to be a diminished barrier; P = 0.75).
The CD group had diminished barriers at 3 months, perhaps because the CD had an interactive individualized problem-solving exercise.
A clinical consequence of increased IP is the loss of tolerance to food antigens, with increasing severity of hypersensitivity correlated with diminishing barrier function (Ventura et al., 2006).
"The ability to control", blurted Dick Parsons, president of Time Warner, "is gradually being eroded by the diminishing barriers to getting into this business".
Anthropogenic factors can alter hybridization dynamics by introducing new potentially hybridizing species or by diminishing barriers to hybridization.
In this case force acts as a denaturant by diminishing barriers to unfolding/unbinding to the extent that the protein unfolds/unbinds at some characteristic force or timescale due to thermal fluctuations.
