Sentence examples for dysfunction to allow from inspiring English sources
The CIW's Laura Germino, who in 2010 became the first domestic recipient of the State Department's Trafficking in Persons Hero Award for her contributions to the fight against modern-day slavery in our own country, agrees, adding, "It seems the height of dysfunction to allow the law, in this year of commemoration of our country's enduring fight to end slavery, to expire.
The number of patients suffering from neurologic dysfunction was too small in both groups to allow any reliable statistical conclusion.
This upregulation is believed to be required to allow malignant cells to divide after genetic rearrangements enabled by telomere dysfunction.
Our protocol seems to allow a rapid achievement of a target VSC particularly in patients with kidney dysfunction.
Such a definition will allow cirrhotic patients with renal dysfunction to be properly classified, thereby allowing appropriate studies to be conducted to define their prognosis and to devise treatment options.
Although our multivariate model works for two areas, this does not necessarily imply that more complex relationships between damage and dysfunction will allow the method to work for multiple critical areas.
This approach can be used to identify likely determinants of network dysfunction and allow the effectiveness of potential interventions to be explored.
Patients with non-pathological refractive error or mild allergic conjunctivitis or mild form of Meibomian gland dysfunction were allowed to participate in the study.
It is worth asking the question as to whether there is a plausible mechanistic basis that would allow pulmonary vascular dysfunction to worsen ARDS.
This could allow any myocardial dysfunction to resolve following delivery of intensive care.
ERG photoresponses performed similarly in humans and animals may provide a common ground for interspecies comparison of dysfunction and allow the outcomes of potential forms of treatment applied to animal models to be extrapolated to human patients.
