Sentence examples for poor function of from inspiring English sources

Poor function of the LES is responsible for most cases of GERD.

Their new study gives the first direct evidence that children with symptoms of post-traumatic stress suffer poor function of the hippocampus, a brain structure that stores and retrieves memories.

The presence of an arthroplasty in the contralateral hip was not an exclusion criterion for the study, nor was there any criterion excluding patients with poor function of the contralateral hip.

While it is has been shown that the results in patients lost to follow-up are worse than patients who stay in clinical studies [44], we were able to determine reason for loss to follow-up for almost all of our patients, with the vast majority of those who declined a follow-up visit doing so because of advanced comorbid diseases and not because of poor function of the hip.

These defects were exacerbated by peripheral lymphopenia caused by the low thymic output, and the poor function of Treg cells generated in the Foxn1Δ/Δ mice.

The association between PD-1 expression and poor function of HIV-specific T cells and aspects of HIV disease has been observed for CD8 T cells [24], [25], [26], [27], and for CD4 T cells [28].

Various reasons for the poor functioning of the amine system have been discussed.

Further, the groundwater eutrophication resulting from the poor functioning of the drainage systems has shown that a good hydraulic separation of vertical-flow systems from the subsurface is an important prerequisite for their proper functioning.

Such variation could arise from poor functioning of the equipment, inadequate mixing of the milk portion from which the sample is obtained, or from the nonproportionality of the sample.

In early and late childhood the most frequent cause for impaired hearing is poor functioning of the eustachian tubes with the accumulation of a clear, pale yellowish fluid in the middle-ear cavity, a disorder called serous, or secretory, otitis media.

"These things have to be paid for," Ryan added, "What's the point in having spending caps if they don't enforce fiscal discipline?" Asked why Republican control made him optimistic about passing appropriations bills, especially considering the poor functioning of the Senate, Ryan merely replied: "It's functioning a whole lot better than it did a year ago," when Democrats were in charge.