Sentence examples for impaired effects from inspiring English sources

But exercise did not improve the impaired effects of simulated microgravity.

It causes large errors, broken edges, and other visually impaired effects.

Gratifyingly, the in-vivo profile of these compounds, for example, 7, also indicated potent anti-inflammatory activity with impaired effects on glucose, insulin, triglycerides, and body weight.

The introduction of solid adsorption in the salt-water separator provides a new way to utilize ultra-low grade heat source, although it brings a mixed success to the whole device while the separation ratio is slightly lower than expected due to the fact that there are both improved and impaired effects of heat transfer during the whole adsorption process.

Surprisingly, they reported no impaired effects on β-cell function in a β-cell-specific Tcf7l2 knockout mouse (23).

Priming was achieved in 8 out of the 11 donors examined (Figure 2C), and reasons for the failure to induce priming in all donors are unknown, but may include the death of newly activated T cells, the HLA differences among donors, or even T cell impairing effects exerted by the virus on the immune cells from some individuals.

Investigations into the pathophysiology of coagulation impairing effects of hyperosmolar solutions are rare.

Such effects could well explain impairing effects of GCs on consolidation occurring during sleep (Born and Wagner, 2004).

The motor impairing effects of L-745,870 are most likely due to the antagonist binding to D2 receptors, when the drug level in the brain is high [ 13].

In alcohol nonpreferring rats, acute tolerance to the motor impairing effects of ethanol develops within 60 90 min following an i.p. injection of 2 or 2.3 g/kg ethanol.

While GCs have been consistently shown to impair retrieval (de Quervain et al., 2000, 2009; Wolf, 2009) we observed either enhancing or impairing effects depending on whether animals were asleep or awake during the retention interval.