Sentence examples for general degeneration from inspiring English sources

So the general degeneration of F can be reduced to the study of completely degenerated mappings (f_{i}).

Many shoulder pain diagnoses are associated with increasing age and a general degeneration of the body.

Because light-adapted ERG responses are mediated by cone photoreceptor pathways in the retina, these data provide further evidence for general degeneration of neurons in the Ppt1-KI animals.

Thus, histological analysis of the brains of aging p35 mutant flies presented evidence of general degeneration throughout the central brain and selective, age-dependent tissue disruption in a specific structure, the MB.

Not only does a monogamous society morally and legally sanction (Ehrenfels 1907, 78), even "sanctify" (Ehrenfels 1907, 81), female possessiveness and jealousy, by establishing an unnatural and merely culturally justified exclusive right on the father of her children (Ehrenfels 1907, 79), but also thereby engenders all kinds of sexual corruption and general degenerations.

At this age general axon degeneration and synapse loss are observed, along with impaired cognitive performance [ 18, 46].

Notably, the loss of interneurons persisted and escalated through 6 months of age, when general neuronal degeneration was observed (Fig. 7B and D).

The histochemical staining of muscle cryosections from EBS-MD patients (15, 17) and MCK-Cre/cKO mice (14) for succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) or cytochrome oxidase (COX) clearly revealed pathological mitochondrial alterations, but left it open whether these changes represented secondary effects of general muscle degeneration.

It was possible to carry out the data collection in a reasonably short period and in this way the effect of the expected general neuro-degeneration on the outcome measures was reduced.

The Myo15 ΔN/ΔN phenotype is therefore unlikely due to general hair cell degeneration, since the tallest stereocilia row appears unaffected.

With the exception of the unilateral trait expression in the CC sample, similar general patterns of degeneration were found in all four study samples (i.e., bilateral trait expression, suggested need for sexually dimorphic criteria, and statistically significant correlation between surface feature and age-at-death).