Sentence examples for preserved the functional from inspiring English sources

The between-subject comparison showed that intranasal insulin improved delayed memory and cognitive function, and, importantly, also preserved the functional ability of the patients as estimated by caregiver ratings, suggesting that the improvements were clinically relevant.

Our previous studies revealed that NaSH (a H2S donor) preconditioning at a dose of 20 μM significantly reduced the infarct size and preserved the functional activities of IFM.

The effect of formulation of capillary pressure force (¯¯¯FC) was investigated and it was found that −PC∇εL definition of ¯¯¯FC preserved the functional relation between the capillary pressure (PC) and εL, and that εL∇PC definition of ¯¯¯FC reversed the same.

It is therefore difficult to trace which steps preserved the functional genes and which DNA segments degenerated to pseudogenes or intergenic spacers.

Precisely, the minimal amplification breakpoints created a hotspot that preserved the functional isoform of the gene encoding for the complete tyrosine-kinase receptor (Fig.  1b).

Further evidence suggested that DMC preserved the functional integrity of baroreceptor neurons by preventing neuronal damage in the nucleus ambiguous and by restoring the expression of AMPA receptors containing GluR2.

Collagen is deposited on conducting polymer in a dry state, preserving the functional activity of proteins.

It has been suggested that the antioxidant property of vitamin C could enhance immunity against pesticide toxicity by preserving the functional and structural integrity of important immune cells.

It was hypothesized that the freeze drying might result in the least destructive effect on the protein structure, thus preserving the functional properties induced by the protein fraction present in the molecular structure of durian seed gum.

Additionally, experimental evidence supports its actions to ameliorate ischemic long-term behavioural and neuronal deficits, preserving the functional integrity of the blood-brain barrier, inducing neurogenesis and cell proliferation through receptor-dependent mechanism, as well as improving synaptic transmission.

The Kochen-Specker theorem (1967) is a barrier to any realist classical-like interpretation of quantum mechanics, since it proves the impossibility of ascribing precise values to all physical quantities (observables) of a quantum system simultaneously, while preserving the functional relations between commuting observables.