Sentence examples for incomplete loss of from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, recent studies imply, on the one hand, a negative feedback loop between TP53 and phosphatase and tensin homolog (PTEN) [7 9] and, on the other hand, a link between autism and incomplete loss of PTEN function [10].
This can be seen, for example, as a result of incomplete loss of one allele.
Other studies using a targeted deletion of Kv4.2 (Kv4.2−/−), have confirmed an important contributory role of Kv4.2 to IA, but have also shown an incomplete loss of IA [7] [9].
The incomplete loss of culturability when compared to the autoclaved microcosm is likely due to the larger initial inoculum size (approximately 2×107 cfu/mL, almost 10-fold higher).
Since null alleles were available for only two of the 41 mutants tested, the lack of strong phenotypes for many of the tested genotypes could be due to incomplete loss of function (Table S1, column 9).
The non-autoclaved tap water that had detectable chlorination (0.3 mg/L free chlorine and 0.6 mg/L total chlorine) led to a drastic (106) yet incomplete loss of culturability over a 28 day period.
Complete or incomplete losses of genetic materials at seven loci were confirmed by quantitative genomic PCR (Fig. S1).
In these trials, patients with active disease despite DMARD therapy (again typically methotrexate) are recruited as partial responders following an incomplete or loss of therapeutic effect and then randomly assigned to the addition of study drug or placebo for 6 months.
"What it does is that it starts to generate an incomplete and unjustified loss of credibility and trust in what the international community is trying to do on the development side," one senior American Embassy official said.
In addition, saccadic eye movements, incomplete internuclear ophthalmoplegia, loss of vibration in the distal lower extremities and brisk tendon reflexes were observed.
The incomplete and complete loss of sensory and/or motor functions injury found below the neurological level, including the lowest sacral segment, is referred to as an incomplete and complete injury, respectively [2].
