Sentence examples for diseases dysfunction from inspiring English sources
Similar to other fibrotic diseases, dysfunction of the affected organs is a common feature and results in high morbidity and significantly increased mortality (Akhmetshina et al., 2012).
In this review we will describe circadian rhythms in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and other rheumatic and chronic inflammatory diseases, dysfunction of the HPA axis in RA and other rheumatic and chronic inflammatory diseases, the problem of adrenal suppression by glucocorticoid (GC) therapy, and whether or not chronotherapy with prednisone is more effective and aggravates adrenal suppression.
In humans, besides injuries and diseases, dysfunction or LESC loss can lead to LESCD; other causes, such as genetic diseases can cause abnormal development of the anterior segment and the limbus, while Steven Johnson syndrome, chronic limbitis or ocular pemphigoid are inflammatory processes which can lead to LESCD, similar to cytotherapy, radiation or surgery in the limbal region [ 9, 17].
We also have strong interests in development, disease, dysfunction, and repair of the nervous system, and in connecting basic research to translational medicine.
As a diverse group, we readily identified numerous environmental factors that contribute to disease, dysfunction, or poor health.
In mtDNA disease dysfunction may occur due to a decrease in the electrochemical gradient or impairment of the ATP-ases involved in recycling.
In sickle cell disease renal disease and dysfunction are common and increase morbidity and mortality [ 8, 9].
IUGR in humans predicts adult disease, including hypertension, diabetes, obesity, cardiovascular disease, respiratory dysfunction, and neurocognitive disease (Joss-Moore and Lane 2009; Lahti et al. 2006; Varvarigou 2010).
Such suppression of the disease process may lead to increased chronic disease, immune dysfunction, and mental illness, all of which we are seeing together in epidemic proportions.
We retrieved miRNA-disease associations from ∼100 papers and built a human miRNA-associated disease database (HMDD), which contains miRNA names, disease names, dysfunction evidences, and PubMed ID.
Because a lack of LAMP2 causes Danon disease, RNautophagy dysfunction may contribute to the pathogenesis of that disease.
