The phrase "a pathology as" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare or define something as a type of pathology, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The study examined a pathology as a potential cause of the observed symptoms."
Alternatives: "a condition as" or "a disorder as".
What was the practice that you had in place in when you were archbishop to deal with this kind of allegation when it comes in? A. I viewed this as a pathology, as a psychological pathology, as an illness.
But I also viewed this as a pathology, as an illness, and so consequently, I, not being an expert in this pathology, not being a psychiatrist, not being a psychologist, my, my modus operandi was to rely upon those whom I considered and would have reason to consider to have an expertise that I lacked in assessing this pathology, in assessing what it is that this person could safely do or not do.
If sadomasochism is not a pathology as once believed, the question is why some people engage in these painful sexual behaviors, said James Ambler, a graduate student in psychology at Northern Illinois University.
For example, they may have influenced the expression of nearby genes, which led to altered protein levels, which impacted detrimentally on tissue integrity but which only manifested as a pathology as the individual aged.
Stereotaxic injections of Aβ into the rat brain induced both a pronounced immuno-reactivity for ALZ50, a marker of tau pathology, as well as massive neuronal loss [ 27].
These are followed by structural degradation in the transentorhinal region and subsequently neurodegeneration of the hippocampus as a result of accumulating pathology as well as deafferentation from entorhinal input.
Importantly, tamoxifen retrieval from the diet resulted in a rescue of pathologies as well as in a recovery of Trf1 expression levels (Fig 6E– G).
The Informatics Team consisted of a Pathology Informatician as Director and an Information Science Analyst acting as both business analyst and programmer.
This review is organized on a pathology basis, as follows: trauma, inflammatory pathology, tumours, infarct, varicocele and infertility functional assessment, congenital abnormalities and scrotal hernia.
The plantar neuropathic ulcer is a classical and frequent complication of a pathology recognized as pandemic by the WHO: diabetes.
The contribution of altered miRNA expression to a pathology such as cancer is now widely accepted.
