Sentence examples for function and disorder from inspiring English sources

EEG-fMRI is fast becoming a standard technique and has been used to study many forms of human brain function and disorder, including resting state brain function, functional processing, epilepsy and neuro-vascular coupling, despite the significant technical challenges associated with the technique [ 1, 2].

At the same time, the lipopeptides induced paraptosis, resulting in a large number of cytoplasmic vacuoles, abnormal mitochondrial function, and disorder of cell metabolism.

Reliability of judgments made using visual rating tools for nasendoscopic and videostroboscopic visualization of the larynx when diagnosing vocal function and disorder has been the focus of previous research.

The relation between function and disorder is a distinctive feature of natively unfolded proteins [30], thus several BH3-only members have been suggested to be intrinsically disordered [10].

Our segregation of the MetS into an energy-dependent core (IER) and other phenomena is consistent with emerging evidence on the regulation of cellular fuel metabolism and about mitochondrial function and disorder.

Despite an association between dysregulation of uNK function and disorders of pregnancy, the fundamental mechanisms underlying normal regulation of human uNK cell function remain unresolved.

Detailed Gene Ontology (GO) analysis of the screened and sub-sets of miRNAs target genes were found to be associated with reproductive system development, function and disorders.

Subsequently, about 800 distinct important genes related to mammalian reproductive system development, function and disorders were extracted from Ingenuity knowledge base (IPA 7.0) by key word search.

In the review [ 19], Zanzoni et al. previously reported that gene mutations may alter the interaction properties of the encoded proteins, disrupting the interaction interface and leading to loss of function and disorders.

Whilst epigenetic mechanisms have been implicated in the etiology of cognitive function and disorders [ 50], we are unaware of any studies examining associations of fetal epigenome with cognitive outcomes later in life.

I reply by showing that McNally's proposals lack the HD analysis's power to explain common judgments about function, dysfunction, and disorder.