Sentence examples for permanent dysfunction from inspiring English sources

"Thanks to Dayton, Karadžić's Serbs snatched a victory from the jaws of defeat, the Republika Srpska was consolidated and Bosnia was condemned to permanent dysfunction," says Marko Attila Hoare, a British historian and author of several books on Bosnia.

Idiopathic or primary headache syndromes are disorders in which there is a temporary or permanent dysfunction of the central nervous system, often genetically determined, without apparent organic lesion.

In agreement with this idea, a recent experimental study showed that chronic stress system elevation leads to transient – not permanent – dysfunction – of prefrontal dopamine system [ 60].

Clinical issue Postnatal exposure to stress is thought to increase the level of hormones and affect metabolic pathways that alter physiology, metabolism and brain structure, potentially causing permanent dysfunction.

These become characteristic of the individual (Loizzo et al., 2006), because a stressor acting in critical periods during early life can alter structure, physiology and metabolism, causing permanent dysfunctions (Godfrey and Barker, 2001).

The management of bilateral XPN is difficult due to the risk of permanent renal dysfunction.

Of course, with the revelation that Trump is taking finasteride, many rushed to warn of possible side effects ― including mental confusion and permanent sexual dysfunction.

While both JSTOR and MIT suffered interrupted service to JSTOR's archive as a result of Swartz's downloads, there was no permanent technical dysfunction.

In premenopausal women, cytotoxic chemotherapy can induce temporary or permanent ovarian dysfunction [ 1- 4].

Significant neuronal damage also occurs in MS, and correlates with permanent neurologic dysfunction [ 2- 6].

And the supplemented retrograde cerebral perfusion may also increase postoperative transient or permanent neurologic dysfunction [ 14, 15].