Sentence examples for failure of onset from inspiring English sources

Short/weak stature and failure of onset of puberty may cause poor performance, inferiority complex and psychological disorders.

The failure of auditory onset learning to transfer to other frequencies was reported in recent psychophysical study and was similarly interpreted in terms of specific modification of narrowly tuned peripheral auditory filters [24].

The subsequent postponement or even failure of the onset of meiotic prophase may increase the chance of neoplastic transformation in the mitotically dividing germ cells (55).

Failure of the onset of primary neurulation generates the most severe NTD, craniorachischisis, in which the majority of the neural tube remains open, from midbrain to low spine.

Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is characterized by respiratory failure of acute onset as a result of acute lung injury (ALI) either directly or indirectly via the blood.

It is postulated that some of the germ cells within the gonadoblastoma, may have postponement or failure of the onset of meiosis and these cells could continue to divide mitotically [ 122].

Defects in TRIM37/MUL1 cause mulibrey nanism, which is an autosomal recessive disorder accompanied by severe growth failure of prenatal onset and constrictive pericardium with consequent hepatomegaly (Avela et al, 2000).

The high dependence of hepatocytes upon ATP production for the correct biosynthetic and detoxifying pathways explains in part why liver involvement is also a common feature in childhood OXPHOS-related diseases, particularly in the neonatal period, where it may present as neonatal acute liver failure, hepatic steatohepatitis or cirrhosis with chronic liver failure of insidious onset [3].

The aim of this study is to evaluate the prevalence of renal artery stenosis in a relatively large population aged 50 and above, with arterial hypertension started over 50 years of age, or with chronic renal failure of late onset not explained by other diagnoses.

Patients were selected according to the following criteria: age above 50 years, arterial hypertension starting after this age and/or chronic renal failure of late onset, with or without hypertension and unexplained by other known renal pathologies such as chronic glomerulonephritis, chronic tubulointerstitial disease, polycystic kidneys and obstructive renal disease.

The progressive load test provides information regarding the critical normal load to failure for onset of damage processes such as coating delamination, transverse cracking and buckling failure.