Sentence examples for subsequently impair from inspiring English sources

Previous reports have shown that the embedded hyphae in pellets are supplied with limited oxygen and nutrition, which subsequently impair growth of the hyphae and can even lead to cell autolysis (Papagianni 2004).

Early interference with testicular development and differentiation will subsequently impair primary testicular function and, as a result, testicular descent (Sharpe 2006b; Skakkebæk et al. 2001).

Distal motility disturbances due to ileal or colonic inflammation might subsequently impair gastric emptying, a phenomenon similar to that in patients with slow transit constipation [ 5, 6].

Failure to achieve glycaemic control in diabetes was associated with the risks for developing diabetic complications such as cardiovascular diseases, stroke, blindness, leg amputation, kidney failure and renal failure, and may subsequently impair the HRQOL of T2DM patients.

Pulmonary injury from nitrogen dioxide (NO2) may in part be related to the generation of aldehydic compounds, which bind with cellular proteins and subsequently impair or inhibit cell function.

The most severe form of congenital hypothyroidism is cretinism; less severe iodine deficiency can reduce maternal serum thyroid hormone levels and may subsequently impair fetal brain development (Bleichrodt and Born 1994; Glorieux et al. 1988; Haddow et al. 1999; Pop et al. 1999, 2003; Rovet et al. 1987; Tillotson et al. 1994; Vermiglio et al. 1990).

This study, using the present examination techniques for identifying neurological deficits in the emergency setting showed that subjects, who had a subsequent brainstem or cerebral hemispheric infarct identified by CT or MRI and a subsequently impaired LCR, were at risk of developing pneumonia.

It can make us defensive, angry, and self-conscious, which subsequently impairs our effectiveness.

Therefore, in the current studies, genes related to the EMT were up-regulated and subsequently impaired reprogramming.

These results suggested that ALDH2 deficiency led to worsened ethanol-induced cardiomyocyte function, possibly due to upregulated expression of protein phosphatase, depressed Akt activation, and subsequently impaired mitochondrial function.

Schneider was a patient who suffered a shrapnel injury to his skull, which subsequently impaired various cognitive and personal functions.