A narrator explains "electile dysfunction": "it could be a question of blood flow.
For all its present political dysfunction, it is a remarkably stable state, with no serious internal or external conflicts and with few material threats to its democracy.
Regarding systolic dysfunction, it stands out, by its clinical repercussion, the acceleration of the coronary artery disease progression.
As knockdown of hStn1 accelerated the rate at which telomeres became dysfunctional, but did not trigger immediate telomere dysfunction, it was possible that reducing levels of Stn1 prevents efficient replication of telomeres, thereby accelerating telomere erosion and dysfunction.
Although its pathophysiology involves an underlying inflammatory dysfunction, it is unclear how this may be affected by increasing gestational age, particularly in relation to the time of onset of disease.
In addition to vestibular dysfunction, it can cause hearing problems.
More to the point, if England and Wales have taken a drastic turn towards uncertainty and dysfunction, it will not be the first time.
And the family is no longer a haven; all too often a center of dysfunction, it has become one with the heartless world that surrounds it.
Sickness in pregnancy is not a dysfunction: it is an evolved mechanism for protecting the embryo against a large number of toxins that can cause birth defects.
A Change of Scene While a drug like Viagra may help a man temporarily overcome disease- or medication-induced erectile dysfunction, it does nothing to increase desire, which is essential for these potency-enhancing drugs to work.
Given the Bush Administration's contempt for the U.N., and the U.N.'s own dysfunction, it is a measure of how low Darfur's situation ranks among the Administration's priorities that it is willing to let the Security Council handle it.
