Sentence examples for before onset of functional from inspiring English sources
In contrast, preventive MB application starting before onset of functional deficits preserved cognition of TauΔK mice.
However, the hematopoietic seeding of fetal liver apparently started already before the onset of functional vascular anastomosis.
It is therefore of high importance that the public health authorities are fully informed and properly trained to identify this neglected disease in the early stages so patients can be cured before the onset of functional impairment and the appearance of extensive lesions.
The previously reported inverse correlation between plasma viral load and PD-1 expression on HIV-1-specific CD8+ T cells during acute infection likely represents a separate scenario occurring before the onset of functional exhaustion [ 58], although the PD-1 promoter remains unmethylated and active throughout the course of infection [ 59].
By looking at the relationship between levels of activity before onset of disease and functional ability afterwards, we provide evidence of protection from disability from favourable BMI and activity levels.
They confirm the general pattern of the trajectory and the timing of the onset of functional deterioration, about 3 – 4 months before death.
In summary, the present study documents the onset of pendrin expression and the onset of functional consequence resulting from a failed onset of expression.
†Measures functional level before onset of illness, with range of scores from 10 to 70 and lower scores indicating better functioning.
In similar regions, significant whole-brain connectivity disruptions were even found in PiB-positive healthy controls, pointing to early functional abnormalities in this group, possibly long before onset of dementia.
The genes that showed a preferable expression in benign melanocytic tumour stages and loss of expression during tumour progression might be functional markers to facilitate early diagnosis of melanocytic lesions before onset of the metastatic phase.
