Sentence examples for dysfunction or adaptation from inspiring English sources

And yet even profound amusia might be just an exaggerated form of a dysfunction, or adaptation, that affects us all.

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The mechanisms regulating the balance between functional adaptation, lipid accumulation, dysfunction, or beta cell death in response to chronic elevated FA levels are poorly understood.

While some authors note that R3 abnormalities detected in migraine may be ascribed to a general dysfunction of adaptation capacity to environmental conditions [28], nBR may be a more suitable method for CS research once the electrodes become commercially available.

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City officials, however, did not provide a simple overall summary of their current adaptation work schedule or adaptation budgets.

Altogether, these data highlight skeletal muscle group-specific metabolic dysfunction and adaptation in aged skeletal muscle.

Unfortunately, some untrained elderly with joint dysfunction or in physical therapy treatment may not lift the necessary weight to produce positive muscle adaptation, due to pain experience and or decrease in motor control (dynamic instability) [ 14].

LV dysfunction was defined as either LV systolic or diastolic dysfunction, or both.

It can either be part of biventricular dysfunction or represent an isolated RV dysfunction.

'Organ dysfunction' subsumes cardiac insufficiency as well as hepatic and renal dysfunction or failure.