Sentence examples for identify dysfunction from inspiring English sources

To address this issue, metabolomics was used to identify dysfunction of metabolic pathways in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) samples of cirrhotic patients suffering from HE.

The fact that lactate was not maintained as a marker of organ dysfunction in the new sepsis definitions raised several concerns [26, 27], and the Surviving Sepsis Campaign suggested that lactate should continue to be measured to identify dysfunction [27].

Neuropathy progression preferentially affecting nerve fiber subtypes may explain some clinical heterogeneity, but different neurophysiological tests are required to identify dysfunction of different nerve populations in diabetes.

All patients received routine questions on LBP history and a physical examination of active lumbar range of motion, lower limb neurological examination (reflexes, sensation and motor strength), straight leg raise and various orthopaedic tests professed to identify dysfunction in the lumbopelvic region.

Convergent evidence from neurobiological studies of ADHD identifies dysfunction in fronto-striatal-cerebellar circuitry as the source of behavioural deficits.

If variability in muscle recruitment times occurs across patients then the use of this test in identifying dysfunction may be limited.

Today's research into mental conditions and disorders such as autism, ADHD and dyslexia appears to be focused on identifying dysfunctions.

However, theory-driven research aimed at identifying dysfunctions in basic behavioural mechanisms may provide an empirical basis for understanding processes and functions on other levels of analysis (e.g., developmental, neuropsychological, psychosocial), and for generating more sophisticated tests for early and reliable identification of affected individuals.

EPs with focused training in diastology may identify diastolic dysfunction with high sensitivity compared to a cardiologist trained in echocardiography.

At switch to PSV, a TFdi <29% could reliably identify diaphragm dysfunction (sensitivity and specificity of 85 and 88%, respectively), but Tdi and EXdi could not.

Emerging data identify autophagy dysfunction in neurons as a major component of the phenotype.