Dysfunctional Relationships Are Attractive?
This evidence, which suggests that the peri-infarct region, and perhaps the region beyond the observable lesion boundaries, can remain dysfunctional in the chronic stage of stroke, lends support to the suggestion that it may be desirable to include the altered peri-necrotic tissue when tracing lesions for anatomical-behavioural localization studies.
Seeing how his inability to create a safe boundary around his dysfunctional emotional life contributed to his early death, woke me up to what I needed to do to stay off drugs, out of prison and alive.
Informality is firmly woven into formal structures and organizations, making it difficult to trace the boundaries between formal and informal, functional and dysfunctional, and even legal or illegal.
Furthermore, phenotypes are most commonly related to altered or dysfunctional proteins; therefore, functional genome annotations such as gene and exon boundaries are required to classify variants and to select possible causative mutations.
Like a dysfunctional form of love, which to some extent it is, grief has no boundaries; seldom this fall could I distinguish my distress over these later losses from my sadness about my father.
The boundary metabolite is predicted to be a biomarker of the dysfunctional reaction if the obtained disease exchange interval is significantly different from the healthy exchange interval.
In addition, Shlomi et al. developed a method for predicting metabolic disease biomarkers [ 42], which determines healthy/disease exchange intervals by optimizing the exchange reaction producing a boundary metabolite without or with including the reaction catalyzed by a dysfunctional enzyme.
Young people from dysfunctional families who end up in custody seem to have a built in biological default to test any form of boundary presented to them.
Dysfunctional family dynamics.
