Sentence examples for a generalized presence from inspiring English sources

In people with dementia, a generalized presence of Lewy bodies is common in cortical areas.

These findings show a generalized presence of cognitive impairment among the patients with schizophrenia.

In this regard, the present data do also fit well within the broad range of findings which suggest a cross-cultural and generalized presence of bipolar disorders [ 1, 3].

The generalized presence of these pigments in Roman wall paintings suggests that they could have been fixed by means of an organic paint medium.

Their abundance and generalized presence along the pistil makes AGPs clear candidates for pollen pistil interactions, but their possible function remains to be deciphered.

The general population control was included as a benchmark for the effects of generic hospitalization, as prior work has suggested the presence of a generalized post-hospitalization syndrome [ 22, 23].

Coupled with the reduction of order technique we will use a generalized monotone method in the presence of lower and upper solutions.

The procedure to enforce the no-slip condition is based on a velocity-dependent shear force, which is a generalized force to represent the presence of the solid wall particles and to maintain locally thermodynamic consistency.

We found that indeed expression levels and primary transcript length were negatively correlated (e.g. oligo-array DS-I: r = −0.142 n = 14236 P<0.0001) and this was common to almost every transcript component indicating the presence of a generalized effect.

Although the presence of a generalized systemic inflammatory response in individuals with both stable and progressive COPD has been well established [4], [5], [6], [7], only recently have studies explored the relationship between inflammatory biomarkers and distinct disease phenotypes.

However, we cannot exclude that other mechanisms play a relevant role in preserving tumor embedded islets, including the release of local immunosuppressive factors, the inability of leukocytes to infiltrate neoplastic tissue and the presence of a generalized immune-compromised state due to the large tumor mass.