Thus, though occult infection alone may not have clinical consequences but may become injurious only when the virus is reactivated after immunosuppression [ 12, 13].
"These are pacifists who did not want to go to war and they start having violent fantasies and become self-injurious.
The resulting tumor, which begins as a small anomaly, becomes larger and more injurious, invades neighboring cells, and is eventually propagated in other parts of the body.
Accuracy of moderate and minor injurious falls data is lower as the definition of injury becomes entangled with the type and availability of care and factors that influence care-seeking behaviour, including personality, pain tolerance, and anxiety [ 32].
In the latter case, distrust becomes a "positive expectation of injurious action" (Luhmann 1990).
The overall finding was that at about 20 miles an hour, "the air bag's protective effect becomes large enough to offset its injurious effect" -- with the net effect of providing more benefit than harm.
There was sentiment for levying stiffer suspensions for illegal checks to the head and other injurious hits, "especially when a player becomes a repeat offender," Shanahan said.
Ironically, Darwin's major, scheduled "Magnum opus" with the tentative title Natural Selection never appeared in print, but the Extract published by the author in November 1859 in order to establish priority with respect to his theory of the "preservation of favourable variations and the rejection of injurious variations" became a best- and longseller [ 6].
Fibrosis is a complex response initiated to protect the host from an injurious event; nevertheless, it leads to serious organ damage when it becomes independent from the initiating stimulus.
Once the protective effect of the pericyte and podocyte are lost by dysfunction or loss by apoptosis, the capillary endothelium becomes highly vulnerable to the multiple toxicities (A-FLIGHT-U toxicities) (table 1) and injurious stimuli (figure 1) associated with the MetS, prediabetes, and overt T2DM.
