Sentence examples for human dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Tifprabap is a closed world, in which good deeds are done not to people, but to objects that have witnessed too much human dysfunction.

Alien worlds are generally hostile and spaceships are basically powder kegs of human dysfunction, as in Last Days on Mars, Prometheus and Danny Boyle's Sunshine.

It places blame for the suffering on a complex calculus of human dysfunction, something a Christian might call sin, going back for centuries.

Turns out they had a secret weapon: a technique for dissolving human dysfunction.

I, however, would like to bring his lofty discussion of the impact of new technology on our lives down to the muckier level of human dysfunction.

In his book A New Earth, Tolle describes a major aspect of the human dysfunction as "ego" or an "illusory sense of self" based on unconscious identification with one's memories and thoughts, and another major aspect he calls "pain-body" or "an accumulation of old emotional pain".

In humans, dysfunction of NLR proteins has been linked to an assortment of inflammatory diseases.

I never hire a person who I think is going to be a — what I call "human behavior dysfunction" — right out of the gate.

The expanded use of various types of rodent models has produced some advances in the study of ED, and neurophysiological studies using various animal models have provided important insights into human sexual dysfunction.

By combining these techniques with live-cell imaging, we showed that an essential embryonic gene, Coronin, which is associated with human neurobehavioral dysfunction, regulates actin organization and cell morphology during C. elegans postembryonic neuroblast migration and neuritogenesis.

Prolonged periods of high glucose exposure results in human islet dysfunction in vitro.