Sentence examples for disorder contribution from inspiring English sources

The relative importance of different branches of non-polar optical and acoustic phonons is discussed, and compared with the alloy disorder contribution.

It is to be noted further that we considered the human proteome alone as control for our analysis, whereas a selection of the whole eukaryotic proteome would have less disorder, as it was the case (∼35 51%) in the analysis by Dunker A.K. et al. [4] using PONDR tools, since the disorder contribution from lower eukaryotes was much less there.

(c) From 390 to 480 K the heat capacity of the crystals increasingly exceeds that of the melt due to additional entropy (disordering) contributions.

Although pain is a common symptom of various diseases and disorders, its contribution to disease pathogenesis is not well understood.

Rather, as is the case with most complex behaviors and disorders, genetic contributions to the risk for alcohol dependence likely reflect the aggregate impact of a multitude of genetic variants and gene networks.

Given the likely impulsivity of those with poorly controlled bipolar disorder and its contribution to SUDs, a targeted treatment plan to stabilize this population during incarceration and post-release to the community may improve retention in care, reduce relapse to drug and alcohol use and decrease HIV risk behaviors.

Using lung cancer as an example, Viktorsson et al. are trying to explain how systems biology-based approaches can help in generation of new biomarkers and novel therapeutic targets in this devastating disorder, or even contribution to personalized treatment of this malignancy.

Sleep disorders are commonly associated with fatigue, yet the prevalence of specific sleep disorders and their contribution to fatigue in hepatitis C infection is unknown.

Although classically ascribed to dysfunction of the basal ganglia, studies of diverse animal models have pointed out that dystonia is a network disorder with important contributions from abnormal olivocerebellar signaling.

To describe the spectrum of central nervous system (CNS) disorders and the contribution of neurological immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) in hospitalized HIV/AIDS patients in You'an Hospital, Beijing China.

Again, in most complement-related disorders, the relative contribution of the AP and CP is not known.