Sentences with phrase «of systemic dysfunction»

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It's been highly critical, in fact, of conventional food banks, arguing strenuously that they are an inadequate, and often harmful, response to more systemic societal dysfunction.

It might seem laborious to have to define terms so specifically and painstakingly when it comes of a simple Twitter hashtag, but it's not hard to see the dysfunction inherent to chatting about things as emotionally charged as faith, belief and constructs of systemic cultural privileges.

Alas, corruption, cover up, kickbacks, payoffs, graft, dishonesty, dishonor, disloyalty, depravity, dereliction of duty and dysfunction will continue to rise at the bottom as long as WE, THE PEOPLE (we, the government), allow systemic corruption, power, privilege and unjust enrichment to prevail at top levels of city and state management.

It is unknown whether delirium can be treated to improve prognosis in critically ill patients, or whether it is a marker of organ dysfunction or systemic disease and an early sign that complications are likely.

«In the study we challenged the view that the age - dependent impairment in glucose homeostasis is solely due to intrinsic, dysfunction of islet cells, and hypothesized that it is instead affected by systemic aging factors,» says first author Joana Almaca at the Diabetes Research Institute, University of Miami.

«Together, these findings raise the possibility that hippocampal dysfunction in GWI is one of the adverse outcomes of persistently elevated oxidative stress and inflammation at the systemic level,» he added.

Protein nitrotyrosine is a marker for inflammatory or oxidative stress processes (characteristic of COPD) and may also indicate endothelial dysfunction (systemic malfunctioning of the inner lining of blood vessels), a common cause of cardiovascular disease.

Severity of AP has been predicted by the magnitude of local and systemic inflammatory cytokine production [33] and several reports have well documented for over activation of leukocytes being the major contributor of inflammation leading to multiple organ dysfunction syndrome [34].

Aging is a systemic process of progressive dysfunction of tissues and organs associated with chronic inflammation, changes in tissue composition and the quality of cells within the tissues.

Recognition is growing that, because they are common antecedents for the initiation of atherosclerosis and type 2 diabetes, systemic inflammation and endothelial dysfunction may be 2 integral components of the metabolic syndrome, (19, 20).

No idea what adding beans will do to IGF - 1 level but if you do add them, and subtract isocaloric amount of fruit, you will reduce your likely high risk of immune dysfunction, systemic fungal infections, and tooth decay from the 80-10-10 super high sugar intake from all that fruit!

Cordain then turns his attention to the premise that diets high in sodium can have adverse effects on inflammation, immuniological function and autoimmunity, citing a half dozen studies involving dysfunction of the immune system, chronic systemic inflammation and autoimmunity.

Ahmad Esmaillzadeh, Leila Azadbakht; Home use of vegetable oils, markers of systemic inflammation, and endothelial dysfunction among women, The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Volume 88, Issue 4, 1 October 2008, Pages 913 — 921, https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/88.4.913

Systemic diseases can also contribute to the abnormal appearance of skin beneath the eyes including thyroid dysfunction and even renal disease (18).

But in states where systemic political dysfunction is the norm, teachers unions and other defenders of traditional public education can rally supporters on their behalf.

However, diarrhea can also be a symptom of a more serious underlying disorder such as allergies, bacterial or viral infections, inflammatory intestinal disease, organ dysfunction, or other systemic illness.

Head pressing is a sign of serious neurological and / or systemic dysfunction.

Behavioral changes can be the result of many disorders including systemic illness, organic brain disease, true behavioral problems or cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CDS)(Nielson et al., 2001; Gunn - Moore et al., 2007).

Restoration Therapy is a professional resource that introduces the reader to the essential elements of its namesake, and from there guides clinicians to a systemic understanding of how certain forces lead to destructive cycles in relationships, which perpetuate more and more dysfunction among members.

The current paper, while respectful of the medical model approach, emphasizes the overall quality of the couple relationship, presenting information on the psychological and systemic therapies and issues that may be related to Erectile Dysfunction, encouraging a combined - constructionist approach.