Sentence examples for retardation changes from inspiring English sources

Thus, very small phase retardation changes can be calculated even with a SS-OCT scheme.

It was shown recently by Villiger et al. [ 30] that PMD can add significant amounts of noise and even cause erroneous local retardation changes in PS-OCT measurements.

However, all of the lines with high level of CgSΔ90 expression were phenotypically abnormal showing severe growth retardation, changes in leaf architecture and 40- to 60% reduction in tuber yield.

Potential mechanistic factors used to explain the relationship between falls and psychiatric disorders include perturbations in gait, functional mobility, cognitive impairment, psychomotor retardation, changes in blood pressure and effects of psychotropic medication [ 4].

The other 26 lines, however, exhibited serious alterations such as severe growth retardation and changes in leaf architecture.

These fetal haemodynamic adaptations were subsequently associated with fetal growth retardation and changes in postnatal cardiac structures.

At the time of examination, he presented psychomotor retardation, hair changes (scarce, thin, coarse), severe head lag and inability to sit independently.

Such practices require further scrutiny to ensure that a better level of care is provided and that growth retardation, skeletal changes, and other complications are prevented or reduced.

However, such a practice may have contributed to the higher degrees of growth retardation and skeletal changes in the current study compared to its counterparts in some Mediterranean countries, like Lebanon [ 7], though it is better than those in some Indian and Iranian centers where transfusions were even more sparingly used than in our study [ 23, 24].

The DSM-5 criteria for diagnosis of MDD requires the presence of at least one of two core symptoms, low mood and/or anhedonia, and at least five other symptoms from a list that includes psychomotor retardation, suicidal ideation, sleep changes and weight changes (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).

The effects include infertility, growth retardation, fetal loss, changed sexual differentiation, reduced cognitive/motor function, dermatologic and other ectodermal effects, and decreased immune response.