Sentence examples for causing disorders from inspiring English sources

Spontaneously hypertensive rats were treated with bilateral common carotid artery occlusion (BCAO) to induce chronic cerebral hypoperfusion causing disorders of the swallowing reflex.

In conclusion, this study demonstrated that E. pekinensis induces inflammation and increases the expression of AQP3, causing disorders of water metabolism, which may lead to gastrointestinal side effects such as diarrhea.

Whilst these and other studies vary in the precise approach taken, they share the common aim of identifying sex- and cell-type specific gene expression in the embryonic gonad as a means of identifying candidates for loci causing disorders of human sexual development.

The malaise in the relationship can give rise to dysregulated interaction patterns causing disorders in growing children that may endure over time.

However, there is no solid evidence to support a hypothesis of C. burnetii causing disorders such as subfertility, endometritis/metritis, or retained fetal membranes.

Small intronic variations and aberrations not affecting genes were excluded after verification that they were not located just upstream or downstream a known gene causing disorders of sex development as a positional effect should then be considered.

Chief Superintendent Phil Read said: 'I would urge troublemakers and those intent on causing disorder to stay away.

Luis Mendoza, coordinator of the security operation mounted by Montevideo police, said "around 15 people were detained, after drinking alcohol, for causing disorder".

The clarification of authority and accountability for each block and branch is not clear, causing disorder in the hierarchy system.

Instead of creating a comforting classroom, he insisted, it was causing disorder and chaos.

Sharpe said no scientific studies had yet showed that BPA exposure caused disorders.