Sentence examples for profound collapse from inspiring English sources

Exposure of neurons in culture to excitotoxic levels of glutamate results in an initial transient increase in cytosolic calcium concentration [Ca2+]c followed by a delayed sustained rise in [Ca2+]c (DCD), which coincides with a profound collapse of mitochondrial membrane potential and is believed to be an initial trigger for neuronal death.

Without prompt recognition and treatment, the patient could develop a profound cardiovascular collapse.

It's a theory of history founded on a profound anxiety about financial collapse, an apocalyptic fear of global devastation, and shaky evidence.

After less than 1C of temperature increase so far, we are already seeing some profound changes, including a collapse in Arctic sea ice coverage more severe than even the most pessimistic predictions from just a few years ago.

A more profound modification is to collapse the retina into a tiny blob of pigmented receptors and lead light from the very distant corneal facets to it via biological fiber optics.

It beat out other profound threats like "economic collapse" and "terrorist attacks".

The collapse had profound effects on the economy and food policy of its successor, the Russian Federation.

That collapse had profound implications for larger predators such as lake trout, whose own population dropped 30% as a result.

However, the lack of significant functional perfusion in PDA results not only from a sparse vasculature but also from a profound degree of vascular collapse.

The cation channel transient receptor potential vanilloid 4 (TRPV4) is expressed in vascular endothelium and causes vasodilatation, but excessive TRPV4 activation leads to profound hypotension and circulatory collapse - key features of sepsis pathogenesis.

While Goto and co-authors did not explore the etiology of cardiopulmonary arrest in the victims studied, one can assume that those in collapse and profound shock (pulseless) from sepsis, anaphylaxis, and toxicities causing vasodilation would potentially respond favorably to epinephrine.