Sentence examples for minor dysfunction from inspiring English sources

On their own, these genetic variations do not cause much harm, but several together can create havoc, each representing a minor dysfunction that adds to the risk for an individual to develop a disease.

This would predict that a minor dysfunction of the hand would diminish the P200 obtained from the face.

The prognosis for minor dysfunction remains good and survivors recover from AKI, whereas renal failure still carries a high mortality.

This suggests that cumulative and multi-focal stresses might play an important role in disease progression, by switching from local (and probably recoverable) minor dysfunctions to extended neuronal alterations like permanent synaptic, axonal or even cell bodies loss.

Long term outcome was divided into four groups: 1) normal neurological outcome without complications; 2) minor neurological dysfunction; 3) severe neurological dysfunction; and 4) deceased.

For example, the second and third group of Table  2, minor neurological dysfunction and severe neurological dysfunction, only differ significantly in NAA (by 11% in the white matter and 6% in the grey matter; P = 0.025, both).

The results of the neurological examination were categorised into normal (no neurological abnormalities), minor neurological dysfunction (neurological abnormalities without influence on normal posture or movement), and major neurological dysfunction (neurological abnormalities with abnormal posture or movements, including seizure disorders).

Its predictive power for minor neurologic dysfunction (MND) is unclear.

Associations between specific cognitive deficits underlying learning problems and minor neurological dysfunction (MND) are still unknown.

To investigate associations between neurological condition, assessed with the Hempel examination, in terms of minor neurological dysfunction (MND) and neurological optimality, and cognition and behaviour at 4 years.

Qualitative aspects of the motor repertoire, at 11 16 weeks post-term are predictive for minor neurological dysfunction (MND) at 7 to 11 years of age.