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Clinical studies describe persistent hypercortisolism despite low ACTH levels in septic humans, which may reflect breakdown of feedback mechanisms in humans and/or neuronal or mediator-induced hormonal changes.
In contrast to the cells expressing EGFP-Syk Y323F alone (Figure 1), cells expressing both PH-AKT-GFP and mCherry-Syk Y323F showed an attenuated enrichment of mCherry-Syk Y323 at the leading edge which may reflect the breakdown of PI3K signaling caused by the overexpression of PH-AKT-GFP in combination with hampered PI3Kδ signaling.
Such behavioral alterations may reflect the breakdown of pathophysiological mechanisms that normally integrate sensory salience coding and cognitive evaluation.
The loss or disordered production of the normal extracellular matrix may reflect a breakdown of control mechanisms within neoplastic follicles.
We postulate that conversion from premanifest to manifest Huntington's disease, in addition to the emergence of chorea through an imbalance in the indirect and direct pathways of the basal ganglia (Andre et al., 2011), may reflect a breakdown of such network integration (Fig. 8).
Today's political climate may reflect a continuing breakdown of the system, but crisis also creates opportunities and when the highest levels of government fail, the only place to initiate change is from the bottom up.
This skewed party breakdown may reflect academia's Democratic tilt, or possibly Democrats' greater propensity to respond.
These results point to changed patterns and rates of myelin synthesis (and breakdown) that may reflect intermittently insufficient supplies of lactate.
The isolation of MRP2 (track 1) from other components of the chlorophyll breakdown pathway may reflect its variety of functions and ancient evolutionary origins.
The increased production of ketones within the almond-LCD group may reflect a higher rate of fat breakdown that exceeded the level at which the tissues could oxidize the fat intermediates for energy production and some calories may have been lost through ketonuria.
(This breakdown in discrimination may reflect the presence of dominant attributes that are appropriate for items in both lists.) Discrimination tends to deteriorate as the number of lists increases, retroactive and proactive inhibition increasing correspondingly, suggesting interference at the time of recall.
