Sentence examples for loss of integration from inspiring English sources
Importantly, the loss of integration between cell cycle perturbations and apoptosis marks the transition from a mild viral illness to a severe, life threatening infection.
Curiously, both this study and Shun et al. [41] showed not only a loss of integration targeting in LEDGF/p75-depleted cells, but new favored genomic regions as well.
Considering alternative explanations, it is also possible that loss of language lateralization is an epiphenomenon of psychosis: in this case language represents a good marker of loss of integration among a number of more basic processes and areas in schizophrenics' brain.
In their own words, only 15 (8%; 5-13%) used a loss of integration concept (Table 3).
Moreover, feelings of loss of integration and a sense of (painful) incoherence have been described [ 40- 42].
Only 13 (10%; 6-16%) used a loss of integration concept, and 59 (44%; 36-53%) did not articulate a concept (i.e., used a restatement of the criterion or left no response).
The standard medical, ethical, and legal conceptual reason is: the irreversible loss of the integration of body functions by the brain [1 4, 10, 11].
Similar to immigration, marriage dissolution (divorce) is expected to lead to greater suicide rates because of a loss of social integration.
This latter was traditionally based on a close relation between aesthetic values, functionality, and simplicity, broadly acknowledged only recently, as shown by the loss of landscape integration of farm buildings constructed in the last decades.
Evidence from human and animal literature indicates that both anesthesia and slow wave sleep (which are distinct phenomena associated with decreased arousal) force remote neural systems to switch to stereotypic responses that lack regional specificity, and that this can result in loss of information integration capacity (see [39] for an overview of action of anesthetic agents on brain activity).
The standard medical, ethical, and legal conceptual reason is: the irreversible loss of the integration of body functions by the brain [ 1- 4, 10, 11].
