Sentence examples for supported impaired from inspiring English sources

Some evidence supported impaired spermatogenesis with use of HU.

The diminished Cr levels associated with increased mean childhood blood lead levels further supported impaired neuronal functioning, because Cr levels are thought to reflect the status of cellular energetics.

Collectively, these reports support impaired β-cell function as an important pathophysiologic process underlying prediabetes and overt diabetes in youth.

The idea of supporting impaired lung function with extracorporeal gas exchange in adults, however, was subsequently pursued by Kolobow et al [ 29].

Collectively, these findings support impaired nuclear recruitment of HDAC2 as a potential mechanism of steroid-resistant neutrophilic airway inflammation in asthma.

The results support impaired response control as a core deficit in adult ADHD with associated abnormal functional activation in the IFC.

Current evidence supports impaired cognitive development associated with lead concentrations < 10 µg/dL, and a nonlinear, inverse relationship between IQ and BLL has been established (with the greatest rate of IQ loss per unit blood lead < 10 µg/dL).

As it is difficult to connect these observations with known substrates of Caspase-2 and the analysis of representative p53-induced genes failed to support impaired murine double minute 2 activity, as reported in cisplatin-treated lung cancer cells, we performed whole transcriptome analysis on premalignant Eμ-Myc pre-B cells lacking or expressing Caspase-2 (or Raidd).

Down-regulation of the putative Wnt-target genes vox, vent, but also otx2, sp5, and lim1 further support impaired Wnt-signaling.

While severe bleeding is uncommon — about 2percentt of racehorses are sidelined because of the malady — the study confirmed what American horsemen had argued but that no data supported: bleeding impaired horses' performances.

This study also supported that impaired visual-tracking performance was related to injury of attention-related anatomical locations and diminished neurocognitive performance.