Sentences with phrase «breakdown in»
The magic happens when the amino acid L - theanine in matcha binds with caffeine to slow its breakdown in the bloodstream producing a sustainable, non-jittery energy without the crash.
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Resting the proper amount allows our body to repair the breakdown in muscle tissue from working out.
Glutamine has been shown in studies to protect against mucosal breakdown in the gut [2][3].
Stress literally causes a breakdown in the body's natural self - healing mechanisms
The nerves relaying this information die, causing a breakdown in this system.
Solar energetic particles may cause dielectric breakdown in lunar regolith in a permanently shadowed region (PSR).
His important discoveries have concerned the biochemical mechanisms and physiological regulation of protein breakdown in cells and the importance of this process in human disease.
I investigate the mechanisms that underlie the reconstructive process of episodic memory recall, how they also support constructive processes such as imagination and future thinking, and why they breakdown in disorders such as Alzheimer's disease and amnesia.
The breakdown in correlation is just to show that the sun can not be the cause of global warming in the last few decades.
At worst, they lead to a breakdown in national and regional security as people are forced to leave their homes or to engage in low - or high - level intensity conflicts over increased or extended periods of resource scarcity.
An MRI Fingerprint of Brain Circuit Breakdown in Alzheimer's Terrance Kummer, MD, PhD Washington University School of Medicine (Saint Louis, MO)
«When there is a breakdown in this protective pathway, however, uncontrolled excessive drinking develops, and microRNAs are a possible mechanism in this breakdown.
They say that the PCBs, which are widely considered carcinogenic, are unwanted byproducts of sealant breakdown in modern kitchen cabinetry.
Neuroscientists have linked some mental disorders, including dyslexia and Alzheimer's, with a breakdown in left - right communication.
These diseases, which include Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, also involve a breakdown in the mucus lining of the gut, he says, and this new study suggests that a failure in phage - based immunity might be the link between those symptoms.
The next step is to search for evidence of dielectric breakdown in PSRs and determine if it could happen in other areas on the moon.
Illustration showing how solar energetic particles may cause dielectric breakdown in lunar regolith in a permanently shadowed region (PSR).
«Indeed, there is a very real danger of a complete breakdown in civic society, as desperate communities understandably lose faith in the established systems.»
The editor - in - chief of the European Journal of Chemistry, Hakan Arslan, a professor of chemistry at Mersin University in Turkey, does not see this as a failure of peer review but rather a breakdown in trust.
«Every neurodevelopmental disorder you can think of — including Tourette syndrome, autism, and Rett syndrome — entails in some way a breakdown in auditory processing and vocal communication.
But while its physical properties make it suitable for load - bearing sites, such as the temporomandibular region of the jaw, its rapid breakdown in the body sometimes results in the formation of hydrogen bubbles that can lead to serious complications.
«New mechanism detected in Alzheimer's disease: Rate of RNA decay could be a key to breakdown in communication between neurons.»
«The health - care system has not had a consistent way to assess the risk for skin breakdown in premature infants,» said Barbara Hering, MSN, RNC - NIC, APRN / CNS, LUHS.
What we did not prepare for was the breakdown in local functions,» said Lucille Sering, secretary of the government's Climate Change Commission.
A breakdown in this microbiome - hormone connection may help explain stunting in undernourished children.
The results strongly support the hypothesis that a breakdown in the school - to - work transition contributes to an increase in gun violence in U.S. schools, the authors write.
Scientists say that atmospheric phenomenon may have caused breakdown in military communications
«We've seen a complete breakdown in an already vulnerable public health infrastructure.»
It is possible that the roots of boredom lie in a fundamental breakdown in our understanding of what it is we want to do.
«We are now investigating whether the D - PTH could be orally delivered because it is avoiding breakdown in the stomach,» says Kim.
Thus, Lewin and his colleagues narrowed down the breakdown in this pathway to the TrkA receptor itself.
A breakdown in autophagy can lead to a wide variety of diseases, including cancer, diabetes, and Huntington disease.
«In hybrids we think there's a breakdown in the interaction of the organism's genes with those of its microbiome, and that causes its death,» says Brucker, although the precise mechanism is unclear.
«There was a breakdown in the relationship with shareholders and critical compliance issues,» says Gallagher.
One possibility is that it is caused by a breakdown in the relationship between the gut bacteria and the body.
«It also presents a promising treatment for diseases from attention deficit disorder to Alzheimer's — and any neuropsychiatric disorder where a breakdown in neuron communication is implicated, which is most of them,» he says.
Drought conditions cause a breakdown in the plant's ability to process nutrients such as amino acids, a mite's favorite food.
«Age - related hearing loss, communication breakdown in the clinical setting.»
Beyond improvements to fuel efficiency and oil spill remediation, there are currently few easy methods to generate a stable vortex in the lab, so the team hopes their discovery of the «blue swirl» can serve as a natural research platform for the future study of vortices and vortex breakdown in fluid mechanics.
Rassoulzadegan, a geneticist at the University of Nice, is not the first scientist to marvel at this apparent breakdown in the rules of DNA.
The subject had two copies of a SCARB1 mutation called P376L, which the team showed caused a breakdown in HDL receptor function.
But the former revolutionary turned scientist recently came to a surprising conclusion about how best to bring back grasslands and in the process help address poverty and social breakdown in some of the poorest corners of the planet.
He will single out bankers» pay and MPs» expenses as instances of the breakdown in standards which have seen «greed, selfishness and immorality» become the norm».
Alex Salmond knows that his best hope for independence is a breakdown in English - Scottish relations.
But don't think this breakdown in relations means a great constitutional rush on the government benches to reform.
But a growing number of lawmakers now say violence behind bars and the breakdown in security mean more oversight is needed.
She has cut the budgets of the police for the first time ever and without a breakdown in law and order.
As a prominent Tory backbencher dismissed Clegg's plan that the rich should face a time - limited tax to avoid a breakdown in social cohesion as a pre-party conference «easy clap line», Osborne said the wealthy already paid more tax and the country should be wary of driving away wealth creators.
The Republican share of the vote only deviated about 3 percentage points from the current enrollment breakdown in the 2016 general election and 2017 special election.
The flap represents a complete breakdown in parliamentary procedure and a distinct low for the sometimes bitterly divided chamber because members of one party have rarely, if ever, walked off the floor without casting a vote.