Sentence examples for an effect of inflammation from inspiring English sources

To discriminate between an effect of prematurity from an effect of inflammation, and to document any improvement in survival, mice were killed at 3, 6, and 16 hours after injection.

The typical injury response often causes collateral damage, primarily an effect of inflammation, which results in the spread of lesions beyond the region where the initial injury occurs.

Initial wound blood flow (that is, initial inflammatory response to trauma) in early septic disease is at the normal level, but induced inflammation during wound healing is aggravated in septic patients, which can be an effect of systemic inflammation on local inflammation.

It is known that patients with Alzheimer's disease have inflamed brains, but it has not been clear whether A-beta accumulation was a cause or an effect of the inflammation.

Anyway, it remains uncertain whether these conditions are primarily a result of an impaired renal clearance of inflammatory cytokines, direct stimulation of cytokine release by uraemic milieu or simply a consequence of an adverse effect of inflammation on RRF.

Equation (1) simulates a positive effect of inflammation, where an increase of N reduces level of pathogen P.

However, (3) simulates a negative effect of inflammation, where an increase of N further damages tissue causing rapid increase of D. An increase of D activates a negative feedback in (4), or anti-inflammatory response (CA), which lowers the level of N and prevents tissue damage (decrease of D) [ 6].

However, radiographic outcome may be considered a key variable since it reflects a cumulative effect of inflammation, the tissue destroying process in bone and cartilage and accounts for a great deal of the disability in RA [ 2- 4].

This may indicate a protumour effect of inflammation.

A direct effect of inflammation on C-peptide is not known.

The current outlook on IBD biology portrays ECM remodelling and processing in the pathology as a bystander effect of inflammation.