Sentence examples for abnormal constituents from inspiring English sources

The preceding discussion of kidney function illustrates the need for a pregnant woman to be under a health-care provider's care, an essential part of which is periodic examination of her urine for protein, sugar, pus, bacteria, and other abnormal constituents.

This injury induces a loss of the watertight function and leads to an infiltration of normal and abnormal constituents of urine through the lesion causing a failure in the healing process and producing chronic bladder epithelial damage and neurogenic inflammation [ 33].

Whenever the blood contains an abnormal constituent in solution or an excess of normal constituents including water and salts, the kidneys excrete these until normal composition is restored.

This is not surprising, as abnormalities in all three constituents of Virchow's Triad (abnormal blood constituents, abnormal vessel wall and abnormal blood flow) are present in HF.

Confirmation of the presence in the blood of abnormal quantities of certain constituents aids in diagnosing certain diseases.

Vitiligo is usually a slowly progressive disorder that is probably the result of abnormal immunologic reactions against constituents of the body's own cells (autoimmunity).

In the instances of this syndrome associated with dislocation of the hip, the response to abnormal position of the constituent parts of the hip joint is beautifully illustrated by the case of R.L.M. [ 2].

The adaptive variations to the stimulus of pressure and abnormal positions of the constituent parts of the hip joint recognized by clinicians in the postnatal changes, can certainly occur with even more marked alterations in a shorter period of time in the early prenatal phase.

These effects are mainly based on the Virchow's triad, composed of endothelial injury as well as abnormal blood flow and blood constituents.

FTLD is a proteinopathy that can be sub-categorized pathologically based on the major constituent of the abnormal, ubiquitinated protein inclusions that characteristically reside in the cytoplasm and nucleus of neuronal and glial cells.

These constituents may be grossly abnormal in patients with critical illness, leading to a change in the 'normal' range for these patients.