Sentence examples for dysfunction against from inspiring English sources

Eigthteen months after their Oscar win for the script to The Descendants, Jim Rash and Nat Faxon take another dip in the troubled waters of family dysfunction against a backdrop of apparent ambrosia.

So I set out to fact-check his claim that orgasms help women feel better (and the implied reverse claim: that the absence of orgasms counts as sexual dysfunction) against what we already know.

Thus, this study showed that p-coumaric acid prevents lysosomal dysfunction against cardiac damage induced by isoproterenol and brings back the levels of lipid peroxidation products and activities of lysosomal enzymes to near normal levels.

Type 2 diabetes is characterized by β-cell dysfunction against a background of obesity-related insulin resistance (1).

Type 2 diabetes is characterized by progressive β-cell dysfunction against a background of obesity-related peripheral and hepatic insulin resistance (1).

Ideal biomarkers in this field have yet to be identified, however, cardiac MRI allows for precise characterization of LV dysfunction against which biomarkers can be evaluated.

Since then, the headlines have been relentlessly grim: corruption, poverty, political dysfunction, violence against women, mistreatment of maids, and the criminalization of homosexuality.

The playwright Warren Leight, whose father Donald Leight was a sideman, gives audiences a saga of family dysfunction set against the post-World War II white jazz world of his father, with many of the main characters former sidemen from, as Mr. Leight puts it, "the legendary, completely forgotten Claude Thornhill big band of the 1940's".

Women with nonGDM LGA do not exhibit postpartum metabolic dysfunction, arguing against the assumption of undiagnosed GDM in these patients.

Objective: Anesthetic preconditioning (APC) is known to protect the heart against necrosis and contractile dysfunction, but protection against arrhythmias has not been well characterized.

With voter backlash against economic pain and voter rebellion against dysfunction in Washington, the successful models for 2016 would be Robert Kennedy in 1968, who appealed to minorities and working-class whites who also supported segregationist George Wallace, and Ronald Reagan in 1980, who appealed to "Reagan Democrats".