Sentence examples for structural impairment from inspiring English sources

Modeled human structures were used in this study to predict the structural impairment and recovery of deleterious mutations alone and combined with an interacting compensatory partner, respectively.

There are substantial risks to not doing more, however, the most significant of which are the enormous costs of prolonged high unemployment and the eventual structural impairment of an economy suffering from a chronic output gap.

The resulting impairment to brain function generally is short-term, resolving on its own within about 7 10 days, and it is typically a functional rather than a structural impairment, associated with normal computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies.

Using this system we showed that oligodendrocyte ablation during the first postnatal week results into a severe structural impairment of the cerebellar cortex.

Our experiments revealed severe functional and structural impairment, in particular, for the variants Y133H, R181C and R388S.

These scores measure the pulmonary exacerbation, severity of CF and structural impairment of the lung, respectively [ 15].

Empirical research has shown that both functional and structural impairments of the frontal lobes appear to bias social behavior in an antisocial direction (e.g. Aoki et al. 2014; Brower and Price 2001; Koenigs 2012; Lotze et al. 2007; Morgan and Lilienfeld 2000; Ogilvie et al. 2011; Raine 2002a; Wahlund and Kristiansson 2009; Yang and Raine 2009).

Remarkably, we could not rescue a mutant of TG05 with the polybasic cleavage site region from R65 suggesting structural impairments of the mutated HA.

Global structural impairments (e.g., volume loss) of the thalamus have been reported previously in IGE.

In contrast, park mutants showed no improvement of structural impairments when RetMEN2B was overexpressed (Fig 2H and M).

These data further strengthen our hypothesis that ginkgotoxin-induced seizure is mainly caused by the lack of PLP and GABA, and not by other structural impairments.