Sentence examples for dysfunction of its from inspiring English sources

Because Africa is burdened by widespread dysfunction of its health systems, it was encouraging that its leadership rose to the challenge and played an important role in moving forward such a research agenda.

Meanwhile, the Judiciary furthered the ongoing dysfunction of its sister branches earlier this year when the Supremes, with characteristic 5-4 wisdom, gave corporations -- to which they'd previously conferred the status of human beings -- the right to spend unlimited funds on political campaigns.

This is especially important because the loss of orexin or the dysfunction of its receptors have been linked to several disorders in humans [ 50- 53], a diurnal species.

The ALS4 mutation of SETX may lead to the dysfunction of its helicase activity [ 14], but how this is connected to motor neuron degeneration and whether it involves DNA damage is not understood.

Asymmetric dimethylarginine (ADMA) is an endogenous inhibitor of these enzymes because it competes with L-arginine for each of the three isoforms of NOS: it is considered an important marker of endothelial dysfunction because of its inhibiting role in NO synthesis.

The political pressure seemed to have worked in some ways: since the drug's first appearance before the FDA, the agency made "female sexual dysfunction" one of its top 20 priorities of diseases to hold public hearings on, alongside illnesses such as lung cancer, fibromyalgia, HIV, and breast cancer.

I knew, of course, that it was unseemly for a visitor from one of the world's richest cities to aestheticize the chaos and dysfunction of one of its poorest.

Little is known about mitochondrial status in GD or about the contribution of mitochondrial dysfunction to its pathogenesis.

Currently, an approach to the use of platinum agents, cisplatin and carboplatin to treat TNBC are being assessed in clinical trials, based on the dysfunction of BRCA1 and its pathways associated with a specific DNA-repair defect [ 7].

She certainly doesn't ignore the appalling side of contemporary midlife, including newly invented diseases like "female sexual dysfunction," which should probably be called "cash cow dysfunction" in honor of its real role in medicine, which is to justify the creation of a "treatment" that can get past the F.D.A.

Since MTP-131 has shown an exceptional human safety profile in clinical trials for other conditions that involve mitochondrial dysfunction, probably because of its lack of effect on normal mitochondria, it has the potential to be rapidly translated into clinical trials for the treatment of diabetic retinopathy.