These defects reflected disturbance of functions subserved by motile and non-motile cilia.
We conclude that conservative treatment of condylar fractures is non-traumatic, safe, and reliable and in only a few cases may cause disturbances of function and malocclusion.
Haldeman [ 24] defines joint dysfunction quoting Drum (1973) as, Joint mechanics showing area disturbances of function without structural change; subtle joint dysfunctions affecting quality and range of joint motion.
Disturbance of CPC function results in chromosome congression and segregation defects due to stabilization of incorrect kinetochore microtubule attachments, an impaired function of the mitotic checkpoint and improper spindle formation.
(B) Disturbance of pumping function by type-2 alkenes.
Reduction in the fluorescence of cis-parinaric acid and Rh123 indicated oxidation of lipids and disturbance of mitochondrial function, respectively.
There were no recipient-site complications such as fistula or infection and no disturbance of thigh function.
We defined a concussion as a traumatically induced, transient disturbance of brain function involving a complex pathophysiological process in this study (Harmon et al. 2013).
Oil sands development in Canada presents overwhelming challenges for boreal forest conservation and reclamation due to the disturbance of watershed function.
The disturbance in the amount or the distribution of subcellular p120ctn seen in many cancers [4], [25], [64], [65] may lead to excessive accumulation of p120ctn at the centrosomes and consequent disturbance of the function of Kaiso.
