14 Values ≥1.0 after the addition of test HDL-cholesterol indicated dysfunctional, piHDL; values <1.0 indicated normal, anti-inflammatory HDL.
Meanwhile, the less said about Zach Braff's ghastly Wish I Was Here (Koch Media, 15), a garishly affected, stunningly disingenuous paean to dysfunctional family values, the better.
He considers the way that Eminem "fused the crazy white boy and angry young man stereotypes, playing both to their fullest with ironic, unmerciful insight into white dysfunctional family values, all the more real for the self-loathing present throughout".
Comedian Russell Brand's book Revolution echoes countless others in its claim that our political system is dysfunctional, our values topsy-turvy, and our lives on the brink of ruin.
London's most famous square, after Trafalgar and Leicester squares, is of course fictional: EastEnders' Albert Square, centred around its tiny garden and all-important pub, helps to create a sense of community (no matter how dysfunctional) that is still valued.
ADAMTS-4 mRNA showed no substantial difference between the three tendon groups, although a small increase (20%) in median values in dysfunctional PTT compared with the paired FDLT samples was statistically significant (table 3).
Given a known solar irradiance level and temperature, any discrepancy between the calculated and measured maximum power values signals any dysfunctional operation so that appropriate action can be taken such as maintenance or repair.
Communism was indeed monstrous, a dysfunctional inversion of social and human values, the rotten fruit of Western radical ambitions whose passing should be an occasion for undiluted satisfaction.
The effect of high (v) on first-period effort under (A_{2}) is also positive because low absolute value of (s^{R**}) keeps dysfunctional first-period working incentives at bay.
However, there is no absolute RCR value that is diagnostic of dysfunctional mitochondria, because values are substrate- and tissue-dependent.
