Sentence examples for abnormal cycle from inspiring English sources

These strains either have the capability of changing, perpetuating, or adapting to, the abnormal cycle of inflammation, oil production, and inadequate sloughing of acne pores.

Dysmenorrhea was the most prevalent (93%%) menstrual disorder in our sample, followed by PMS (65%%), and abnormal cycle lengths (43 %).

Abnormal cycle lengths occurred in 43 % of our respondents which is higher than the range of 13.2%to37.2%.2 % noted by some studies [ 17– 17].

It is characterized by an abnormal cycle of epidermal development, with epidermal hyperproliferation, altered maturation of skin cells, vascular changes, and marked inflammation.

In all treatment groups (n = 7 controls; n = 10 20/treatment group) at least one animal displayed a single prolonged diestrus or estrus event, or had an abnormal cycle length.

The intervals from calving to first ovulation were not affected by parity; however, primiparous cows showed less abnormal cycles (27.2%) than multiparous cows (50.0%) (p < 0.01).

Mice with 3 consecutive days in either diestrus or estrus were considered to have abnormal cycles.

Dyspnoea was CTC grade 2 in 89% and grade 3 in 4% of abnormal cycles.

Abnormal cycles exhibited by mice were predominantly prolonged time in estrus (with a few mice exhibiting prolonged time in diestrus).

Disruptions in estrous cyclicity were also similar after both treatment routes; 88% of the mice in both sc GEN 50 mg/kg and oral GIN 37.5 mg/kg groups exhibited abnormal cycles.

None of the mice in the control group had abnormal estrous cycles, whereas 38% of GIN 12.5 mg/kg, 62% of GIN 25 mg/kg, and 88% of GIN 37.5 mg/kg mice had abnormal cycles (p < 0.001, Cochran-Armitage trend test), and the highest two groups had cycles significantly different from those of controls [Fisher's exact test, p < 0.05; see Supplemental Material, Figure 1B (doi:10.1289/ehp.0900923.S1)].