Sentence examples for dysfunction components from inspiring English sources

The present study aims to describe the association between SOFA score and the organ dysfunction components of this score with mortality in septic patients admitted to an ICU.

Accuracy of SOFA and the organ dysfunction components of SOFA score to predict ICU mortality were measured with the area under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve.

When considering metabolic syndrome, the immune dysfunction component may be causative or simply an associated or disease-facilitating characteristic.

Their use as the organ dysfunction component within a triage prioritization tool designed for use at all levels of health-care delivery from community to critical care obviates any concerns about the difference between secondary and tertiary triage measures.

This approach provides a more complete picture as to the site of neuronal dysfunction across components of the full-field ERG.

We have chosen a broad variety of instruments covering general health perception, social dysfunction, key components of psychological distress, the response to a specific stressful event related to detection of fetal anomaly, and one questionnaire validated for use during pregnancy in both men and women.

Dysfunctions in components of both constitutive and regulated pre-mRNA splicing have been implicated in the disease mechanisms of an increasing number of human disorders [55], [56].

Primary or secondary dysfunctions in components of the architectural matrix can therefore interfere with both tissue integrity and cell performance.

Component 2 – 'enteritis' symptoms (diarrhoea, loose stools and increased frequency, and faecal incontinence) suggests symptoms of small bowel dysfunction, whereas component 3 is more pathgnomonic, (though not definitive) of 'colitis-proctitis/proctopathy' symptoms (bloating, flatulence, abdominal pain, faecal urgency, per-rectal bleeding, and per-rectal mucus).

Our full composite outcome variable had eight components: pulmonary dysfunction, hematologic dysfunction, renal dysfunction, liver dysfunction, coagulopathy, hyperlactatemia, shock, and death, all within 96 h of ED presentation.

Transport deficits have been reported in neurodegenerative diseases such as those caused by polyglutamine expansion in HD [50], [51], as well as mutations associated with dysfunction of cytoskeletal components that influence vesicular biogenesis, vesicle/organelle trafficking and synaptic signaling (as an example [49]).