Sentence examples for To worsened from inspiring English sources

If unchecked, nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy can lead to worsened blood flow to the retina, more severe damage, and the appearance of new abnormal blood vessels on the optic disk, retina, and even iris (proliferative diabetic retinopathy).

Receiving poor care within a prison or jail can still negatively affect individuals' health and may lead to worsened health outcomes (Hatton et al. 2007).

The length of ED stay before the ICU admission is significantly related to worsened outcome, including the development of "time-dependent" complications and increasing the mortality.

Now, a new study out this week in Scientific Reports suggests that changes at the cellular level could also lead to worsened anxiety and even brain cancer.

Understandably all this can lead to worsened patient outcome.

If it is found that concordant conditions are related to improved care in diabetes, and discordant conditions are related to worsened care, guidelines and interventions could highlight where synergistic care occurs and list conditions that might make the patients who have them benefit from extra attention to diabetes care.

High levels of triglyceride, hypertension and high BMI were the strongest risk factors to transit to a worsened glucose state.

Also Ware et al. observed that a larger change on the SF-36 was needed for patients to feel worsened than to feel improved [ 32].

Regardless of increased intimal calcification in aortic lesions of the IGF-II/LDLR-/-ApoB100/100 mice, diabetes did not lead to a worsened CAD compared to hypercholesterolemic LDLR-/-ApoB100/100 mice.

Our study may aid in understanding how dyssynchronous activation of diseased, Cx43-deficient myocardial tissue can lead to electrophysiological changes, which may contribute to the worsened prognosis often associated with pacing in the failing heart.

This 'protective effect' is contrary to most previous observations where MBL deficiency predisposed to a worsened course of infection.