Sentence examples for dysfunction to detect from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the study cohort in ACCORD-MIND, participants in the DCCT trial were much younger (13 39 years of age); had to be free of hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, or other severe medical conditions (31); and may have had an insufficient range of cognitive dysfunction to detect an effect on the risk of hypoglycemia.

It will also permit vascular dysfunction to be detected acutely or assessed in people who frequently experience the hot aches.

These findings illustrate that a conventional work-up of PHV dysfunction with echocardiography fails to detect the cause of dysfunction in upto 51% of mechanical PHVs.

A sample of 36 patients with executive dysfunction and 59 patients without executive dysfunction achieved 90% power to detect an overall discriminatory power (AUC) for the FAB (total score) of 0.693, under the null hypothesis of AUC of 0.50, using a two-sided z-test at a significance level of 0.05.

Although well suited for uncovering optical defects, visual acuity tests may fail to detect dysfunction of the neural substrate.

The functional cytometric test described here is a simple and quick method to detect dysfunction of the p53 protein.

Porciatti and Ventura reported that PERG phase delays suggest pathophysiological mechanisms such as dendritic dysfunction or delay in axonal transport and may represent an opportunity to detect RGCs dysfunction preceding cell death [ 30].

These changes are only detected using spectral analysis of HRV (a simple test based on a 5-min electrocardiogram recording), suggesting that it is a more sensitive tool to detect autonomic dysfunction, which is still under-detected in people with diabetes.

Thus, these results underscore the importance of a careful evaluation of cognitive function even with a screening tool, provided that sensitive to detect dysfunctions of attention, memory, visuospatial and executive domains, as the MoCA is.

To validate diaphragm ultrasonography as a tool to detect diaphragm dysfunction in mechanically ventilated patients.

These findings suggest that 18F-BMS might also have the potential to detect mitochondrial dysfunction as a cause of NAFLD.