Sentence examples for reflected by the failure from inspiring English sources

Taken together, cellular resistance to HSP90 inhibitors is reflected by the failure of such inhibitors to destabilize HSP90 client proteins.

The variables age, sex, sepsis, neurosurgical patient, steroids, adrenaline and/or noradrenaline infusion rate, acute renal failure, liver function assessed by the Model of Endstage Liver Disease score [ 1], organ dysfunctions reflected by the Sequential Organ Failure Assessment score [ 2], and severity of disease by the Simplified Acute Physiology Score II [ 3] were monitored.

At the time of diagnosis, our patients were severely ill; this is reflected by the prevalence of multiple organ failure (78.1% had two or more organ failures and 50.4% had three or more) and the high LODS score (mean 6.3, median 6).

The result is reflected by the decreasing VT/EAdi ratio in the failure group.

The severity of bacterial meningitis in alcoholic patients was also reflected by the high rate of cardiorespiratory failure often resulting in mechanical ventilation.

LV and RV failure may be independently or concomitantly contributing to heart failure, as reflected by the fact that LV systolic function and RV systolic function are closely correlated.

The stabilization ponds failure is reflected by the changes in the pond biology through the reduction of the wastewater treatment efficiency and the change of the WSP pigmentation.

One important feature in both phases was the presence of acute respiratory failure as reflected by the need for invasive mechanical ventilation as an independent predictor of death.

RHC is traditionally used to evaluate patients with circulatory or respiratory failure, as reflected by the heterogeneity of our study population.

As reflected by the near disaster over last summer's debt-ceiling crisis, failure to compromise shortly would destabilize economic conditions and generate greater skepticism about Congress.

The failure to win this war of ideologies is partly reflected by the ratcheting up of the political language.