Sentence examples for reduced respiratory function from inspiring English sources
Moreover, many ARDS survivors develop long-term lung fibrosis, reduced respiratory function, and poor quality of life [1].
Allergic asthma is a chronic inflammatory disease characterized by the accumulation of eosinophils, Th2 cells and mononuclear cells in the airways, leading to changes in lung architecture and subsequently reduced respiratory function.
Kyphosis, which results from fibrosis of postural muscles and significantly contributes to reduced respiratory function in DMD patients [4] [6], was significantly reduced in A2ko/mdx mice (KI: A2ko/mdx = 3.4 (sem = 0.11), n = 6; mdx = 2.9 (sem = 0.04), n = 10).
30, 37, 38 Furthermore, the anesthetic risk due to reduced respiratory function has to be considered for the surgical and postoperative planning.
Factors that might contribute to exercise intolerance in TS include reduced respiratory function due to increased thoracic stiffness [6] and congenital cardiovascular abnormalities [6], [7].
No matter the condition, paralysis can reduce respiratory function, impair cardiovascular function, or facilitate skin breakdown.
Furthermore, compared to postnatal passive smoking, prenatal maternal smoking is more likely to reduce respiratory function after birth [ 32], which would consequently have a greater impact on the development of asthma.
Bovine alveolar macrophages, isolated from bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) fluid, have a reduced respiratory burst function after 4 h of transportation [ 48].
Respiratory compensation results in increased SUVs both due to increased image noise and reduced respiratory blurring.
This binding significantly reduced the respiratory function of both complexes [ 42]. apoE4-expressing Neuro-2a and mouse primary neuron cultures have reduced expression of subunits for all electron transport chain complexes [ 43].
However, based on our observations of reduced mitochondria respiratory function and coincidently decreased high-energy phosphate compounds, it is reasonable to conclude that such defects in mitochondrial function are at least partly responsible for the metabolic failure during CA and resuscitation.
