Sentence examples for potentially dysfunctional from inspiring English sources

It added that the structure established by the ballot measure would be "excessively rigid and potentially dysfunctional".

The composition of my research group has changed considerably in the year and a half since I introduced my potentially dysfunctional lab group in Chapter 4. We lost Tim to another group in the department, picked up Sabir, and, just last year, George joined the group and has been working on a project in close proximity to mine.

We hypothesize that saeR/S plays a critical role in S. aureus pathogenesis during invasive disease, likely through a synergistic mechanism of innate immune evasion [25] and the initiation of potentially dysfunctional host inflammatory pathways.

Furthermore, as both HCV and HBV specific CD8+ T Cell responses during chronic infections are weak and potentially dysfunctional [3], [17] [19], we generated short term CD8+ T cell lines specific for non-hepatotrophic viruses CMV and EBV whose responses are well documented, robust and reproducible.

We considered estimated values ≥4.4 30 as indicating a potentially dysfunctional way of using defense mechanisms.

Therefore, practitioners should be trained to pay more attention to the individual and potentially dysfunctional perception of the chronic disease.

The hypersprouting effects induced by K02288 were reminiscent of those observed upon disruption of the Notch pathway [ 8], suggesting that K02288 increased tip cell specification potentially resulting in dysfunctional vessel formation.

Our observations provide evidence for a predominantly female obesity-related increase in HDL apoC-III relative to apoA-I, potentially leading to dysfunctional effects on the β-cell and association with increased risk for DM2.

Recent data suggest that the DDR primarily initiates at telomeres, revealing a potentially critical role for dysfunctional telomeres in suppressing cancer growth in humans.

It is not surprising that there are redundant pathways involved in mitochondrial clearance; this ensures that there is no disruption in the removal of dysfunctional and potentially harmful mitochondria in cells.

A recent study has shown that it has having a limited impact: that's potentially £2.5bn wasted on a dysfunctional programme.