Sentence examples for in terms of dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Certainly the fictionalized brood in "All Good Things" is equal to the Friedmans in terms of dysfunction, and they're loaded.

John Wanna, a professor of political science at Australian National University in Canberra, said Thursday's developments suggested that the current government was, on a scale of 1 to 10, in "the high nines" in terms of dysfunction.

In terms of organ dysfunction, both intra-abdominal and remote organs are involved.

The manifestations of severe dengue are varied and unfortunately the exact morbidity and mortality in terms of organ dysfunction are not well studied in Indian context.

A single prospective randomized study has compared the internal jugular and femoral sites in terms of catheter dysfunction and efficacy of RRT [43].

The femoral and jugular sites can therefore be considered equivalent in terms of catheter dysfunction, provided use is made of a catheter appropriate to the femoral route.

In a study of Timothy et al. migraine was compared with tension type headache in terms of sexual dysfunction and it was found more often in the tension type headache group [26].

Rehberg et al. [8] also demonstrated therapeutic effects of antithrombin in terms of myocardial dysfunction and inflammation, as well as systemic fluid accumulation following burns and smoke-inhalation injury in a sheep model.

Several trials have been carried out to verify the hypothesis that removing circulating endotoxin from the blood of patients suffering from abdominal septic shock could improve their clinical outcome, in terms of organ dysfunction and mortality [4 15].

These agents may warrant a closer look, particularly in terms of diastolic dysfunction.

However, these two scoring systems differ, particularly in terms of cardiovascular dysfunction criteria.