Sentence examples for represents disturbed from inspiring English sources
Because stress represents disturbed allostasis, a subsequent energy-consuming recovery process is likely to be recruited by several biological systems, leading to enhanced production of reactive oxygen species and consequent oxidative stress.
Intra-axonal APP accumulation representing disturbed axonal transport was observed along with terminal ovoids resembling small bulbs, whereas SMI32 stained morphologically intact axons as well as axons with alternating constrictions or single swellings as dot-like ovoids.
For amplification factors around 4, rock slopes are already considered as considerably weakened (and potentially instable), while factor 8 or above represent heavily disturbed rock associated with unstable slopes.
According to the philosophy of differential coexpression analysis [ 24], these links potentially represent the disturbed regulation relationships during disease progression, and therefore are worthy of further investigation.
But this role could represent any emotionally disturbed or physically ill person who finds himself divorced from reality and unable to cope with life.
While laryngeal, extraocular, and interosseus muscles show a relatively mild phenotype [ 62– 64] and leg muscles such as soleus, gastrocnemius, extensor digitalis longus, or tibialis anterior are moderately weakened by segmental necrosis [ 65– 67], the diaphragm represents the most severely disturbed skeletal muscle type [ 68, 69] in the mdx mouse.
Areas displaying low wetness, high temperatures and high water conductivity belong to landscape segments that are disturbed and represent localities at risk.
Especially regarding the large number of genes affected by complex genomic imbalances, some of the cancer type specific CNA patterns may represent an epiphenomenon of disturbed genomic maintenance processes rather than the expression of copy number dependent target gene modifications.
In addition, we have not included patients with recent thrombosis, acute or chronic infection who represent confounding factors disturbing the interpretation of results in AIDs.
