Sentence examples for primary dysfunction from inspiring English sources
More recently a primary dysfunction of small sensory and sympathetic fibres of the ear skin has been raised due to the clinical overlap with EM.
R3 could be interpreted as an expression of a possible primary dysfunction of the trigeminal reflex circuits probably caused by a failure of central control on the brainstem neuronal networks [26].
The so-called cardiorenal syndrome, where primary dysfunction of the heart can cause kidney injury and vice versa, is a striking example of such organ crosstalk in critically ill patients.
The study examines whether the momentary corrections of a given vertebral segment, previously diagnosed as the most important dysfunction at the spinal level (primary dysfunction), improve the rhythm, amplitude, and force of the cranial PRM.
This pattern is not expected from a primary dysfunction of left OT regions.
This then raises further doubts whether observed dysfunctions of the left OT regions in dyslexic readers are secondary to a primary dysfunction of left posterior language regions.
However, though various mechanisms initiating local primary dysfunctions have been described, the molecular or structural reasons underlying distant breakdown of specific networks and the relationship between amyloid and Tau pathology are still unclear.
Imprinted gene network Concerning the regulation of this placental response, one interesting hypothesis is that potential primary dysfunctions of the placenta could be corrected by the imprinted gene network of placental mammals (IGN).
Among this population three patients developed hemorrhagic complication, two primary graft dysfunction, two neuromuscular dysfunction, while only one chronic renal failure.
Aims of the study: 1) to confirm that right ventricular function is a risk factor for severe primary graft dysfunction; 2) to propose a clinical model for predicting the development of severe primary graft dysfunction.
Primary graft dysfunction (PGD) is a complex phenotype.
