Sentence examples for tissue impairment from inspiring English sources

Myocardial infarction, a main cause of heart failure, leads to loss of cardiac tissue impairment of left ventricular function.

It is conceivable that the ability of the brain to compensate for tissue impairment or loss may contribute to the maintenance of normal performance despite scattered brain lesions.

With the current increase in demand for implants in younger patients, rapidly aging populations, and patients with tissue impairment due to disease, there is a need to improve the functional integration and life span of implants at the cellular level, in order to be able to substitute or augment complex tissues and organs.

Besides, rRBD vaccination alleviated pneumonia with evidence of reduced tissue impairment and clinical manifestation in monkeys.

This last point emphasises the importance of using the Cho/Cr ratio slope as a tumour anabolism marker without regard to the degree of neuroaxonal tissue impairment.

However, dose escalation with conventional RT is limited by prolonged treatment time (accelerated tumor cell repopulation) and increase of the dose to the functional liver tissue (impairment of liver function).

In agreement with studies on other taxa, damselfly larvae reduced all three scored behaviours when exposed to zinc, which can be explained by tissue damage, impairment of signal transduction, and/or the lowered energy content (Mogren and Trumble 2010).

Myocardial infarction (MI) causes significant loss of cardiomyocytes, myocardial tissue damage, and impairment of myocardial function.

Trauma of the lower limb is often combined with extensive soft tissue damage and impairment of local vascularization.

Negative consequences of brainjacking include (i) information theft, which would result in a violation of the right to mental privacy; (ii) cessation of stimulation, draining implant batteries, inducing tissue damage, and impairment of motor function, which would result in violations of the right to mental integrity.

Furthermore, the levels of sTREM-1 in the BAL correlate well with both the severity of radiological pulmonary tissue damage and functional impairment of gas exchange (paO2/FiO2 ratio).