Sentence examples for long-lasting function from inspiring English sources
The issue of how to induce the differentiation of stem cells efficiently and keep the long-lasting function is still not addressed.
It is acknowledged that many cartilage repair procedures using cell and biomaterial constructs produce cartilage that is immature in phenotype and therefore deficient in many respects to restore normal, long-lasting, joint function.
In mammals, the same circuits can be activated by addictive drugs, which can cause long-lasting changes in function that can disrupt motivated behavior, including social behavior [4] [7].
One proposal is that the size of existing synapses varies with long-lasting adjustments in function (Tanzi 1893; Hebb 1949).
Our results demonstrate that growth retardation plays a crucial role in DEX-induced long-lasting influence of hippocampal function.
These results suggest long-lasting effects on verbal functions, whereas visual spatial functions may be less sensitive to prenatal PCB exposure.
Finally, this structural remodeling was associated with significant, long-lasting gain in locomotor function recovery.
With this developing armamentarium of enhanced trial designs, endpoints, and clinical and mechanistic response analyses, we can expect substantial progress in better understanding the breakdown in immunologic tolerance in T1D and how to restore it to achieve significant and long-lasting preservation of islet function.
Acute effects of neurotrophins on synaptic plasticity have recently received much attention, but the roles of these factors in regulating long-lasting changes in synaptic function remain unclear.
CONCLUSIONS: CIE exposure during adolescence produces long-lasting changes in the function and ethanol sensitivity of extrasynaptic GABA(A) receptors in DGCs.
Together, these findings reveal that repeated temporal insults grossly impact learning and memory and suggest that resulting changes in hippocampal structure may have long-lasting consequences on cognitive function.
