In addition, the phase reconstruction procedure includes a low-pass window function which further deteriorates the reachable phase resolution for a certain spatial resolution [49].
The inflammatory response usually results in a dense astroglial encapsulation of the implant, which isolates the neural probe from the surrounding neurons, and the response also leads to a loss of neurons adjacent to the electrode/neural-tissue interface, which further deteriorates the performance of the electrode in chronic studies.
Disruption of TJs results in increased permeability to luminal antigens and bacteria that promote release of pro-inflammatory cytokines which further deteriorates mucosal barrier function [2].
5 We also included manufacturing economic activity as a percentage of GDP, which is hypothesised to be positively related to environmental degradation, which further deteriorates population health.
The interaction between tumor and host immune system promote tumor cell proliferation, metastasis, and also activate the inflammatory cascade in the host, which further deteriorates the general condition of cancer patients 6.
"The EU is extremely concerned about the situation between Israel and the Palestinians which has further deteriorated over the last days.
The expected embassy move is likely to further strain the already crippled Israeli-Palestinian peace process, which has further deteriorated under President Donald Trump's administration.
Concerns have been raised that this development might accelerate biodiversity loss due to high crop cover and reduced light availability in energy crop stands, which could further deteriorate the growing conditions for declining arable plant species.
Furthermore, the inflammatory response might also lead to a loss of neurons adjacent to the implant/neural-tissue interface, which would further deteriorate the performance of the neural electrodes.
Insulin resistance results in elevated glucose levels and a compensatory insulin increase which will further deteriorate insulin sensitivity.
