Sentence examples for genetic failure from inspiring English sources

Ms. McCalpin lamented that the horses were already bearing hallmarks of genetic failure, with an occasional foal born astoundingly small, or with back knees that lock instead of hinge.

But some researchers reckon that if you do not have any of the other risk factors for diabetes, your chance of getting the disease will be so low in the first place that this doubling is not worth knowing about.The processes that lead to most diseases are not, however, the result of a single genetic failure.

The game, available on the 360 and the PC, uses the Unreal 3 engine and describes a community's descent into genetic failure.

One reason for these findings could be the accumulation of genetic failures over time, leading to oncogenic activation, simultaneously, inactivation of tumour suppressor genes, which are responsible for higher transcription of inflammatory mediators resulting in an inflammatory condition in tumour cell environment.

Growth defects overwhelmingly represent deficient rather than excess growth, and dozens of genetic growth failure syndromes have been identified.

Legions of critics said it was ludicrous for the overweight girls to blame a fast-food company instead of their own nutritional ignorance, lack of willpower, genetic predispositions, failure to exercise or whatever else may play a role in the multifaceted problem of obesity.

As an activator of CD36 expression and fatty acid uptake, we hypothesized that altered forkhead transcription factor FoxO1 activity could play a role in the lipid clearance deficiency associated with genetic heart failure (Bastie et al, 2005).

Because contractility and fatty acids enhance AMPK activity (Dolinsky & Dyck, 2006), the decrease in AMPK activity in HCM males with contractile dysfunction may be due to the observed decreases in ventricular lipid load and contractile rate associated with genetic heart failure, but not pressure overload (Fig S7G).

Moreover, many acute and chronic anemias, including hemolysis, sepsis, and genetic bone marrow failure diseases such as Diamond-Blackfan anemia are untreatable with EPO4.

Double strand breaks (DSBs) can lead to temporary loss of genetic information, and failure to repair DSBs can lead to severe genome instability and cell death.

In genetic association testing, failure to properly control for population structure can lead to severely inflated type 1 error and power loss.