Sentence examples for likely dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, similar material fills the somato-dendritic compartment of these cells, resulting in their likely dysfunction.

Oxidative stress in and around MNs could also contribute to the activation (and likely dysfunction) of ventral horn astrocytes seen in each of the three ALS models (SOD1, TDP-43 and VCP).

Today, leaders of both parties are no doubt already strategizing about how to blame the other side for the likely legislative dysfunction of the next two years.

Taken together, it is therefore likely that dysfunction of mitochondria contributes to reactive oxygen species production within multiple sclerosis lesions.

The use of DBNs, although with our limited set of data, allowed us to identify the most likely organ dysfunction sequences associated with a first known one.

The reasons for the poor growth of preterm infants with former BPD remain unknown, but likely include dysfunction of various organ systems, decreased nutrient intake, and increased energy requirements [ 31].

Dimethyl phthalate (DMP) as one of the most important and extensively used Phthalic acid esters (PAEs) is known to likely cause dysfunctions of the endocrine systems, liver, and nervous systems of animals.

It is very likely that dysfunctions and alterations in the brains of patients with NPH might occur long before the appearance of clinical signs.

Although an elevated NP most likely represents cardiac dysfunction even in the critically ill patient, they lack discriminating power to identify what type of cardiac dysfunction is present and cannot be compared with the application of echocardiography, which should be routinely used in critically ill patients with underlying cardiac dysfunction.

Mechanisms underlying MDA-induced sleep-like EEG and fatigue-like behaviors are likely due to neurons' dysfunction in cerebral cortex, which have been examined by patch clamp technique.

We now understand that maternal endothelial dysfunction likely arises because of placenta-derived vasoactive factors.