Sentence examples for some dysfunctions from inspiring English sources
Among all the motherhood statements, there emerged some dysfunctions that need to be addressed, not all about the workings of the proposed act, but also worries about how the UK has lost its way more generally.
Although additional work must be done at the molecular level to understand the precise signaling pathways induced upon P140 administration, these results show that in vivo P140 exerts a rapid effect on genes involved in inflammation and can restore some dysfunctions, as exemplified with PD-1.
Overall, ATM-deficient cells appear to have some dysfunctions that are typical of uncapped telomeres, which suggests that ATM acts in concert with the shelterin complex, to guarantee full telomere protection.
Some dysfunction may always exist in our health care systems.
The counter-view is that some dysfunction in parliament is no bad thing.
"There was some dysfunction in my crew, and we had an on-air therapy session".
There's some evidence of some problem with inhibitory cells, and with some dysfunction in these little gamma circuits.
"They have shown some dysfunction in the past, and had difficulty coming to consensus".
It does appears that there was some dysfunction between the Wall Street firm and Dragon.
I think most prostitutes have been sexually abused or experienced some dysfunction in earlier life, and feel so devalued and forget that their sexuality is something to cherish.
In the MCS, 600 mg 12qh ensures PST> 80% for MIC ≤1mg/L in the presence of some dysfunction (G1 and G2), increasing to> 90% for all groups with 600 mg q8h without RO.
