Sentence examples for chronic reflection from inspiring English sources

The authors of the two aforementioned studies justified the use of liver enzymes levels during pregnancy (on average, up to 2 weeks before the OGTT) for the purpose of predicting the development of GDM, given that elevated transaminase levels are a chronic reflection of diabetes risk, "predictive of events sometimes years ahead" (24).

In lymphocytes, there was evidence that genes involved in the immune response increase expression with age, which might be regarded as a reflection of chronic persisting viruses such as cytomegalovirus (CMV) [17].

Shorter stature is a reflection of chronic undernutrition leading to impaired physical development.

This is a consequence of chronic local inflammation and a reflection of the host's tissue attempt to destroy the implant or to cope with it.

Discontinuation rates can also serve as a reflection of the chronic, aggressive course of the disease, which can require more than one therapy or can sometimes involve the switching of agents to achieve satisfactory clinical outcomes.

Whether these mechanisms are causally related to pain, or just reflections of the chronic pain state, cannot be determined from the present study.

This year's spike in pirate attacks is not just a reflection of Somalia's chronic instability, it's also symptomatic of an unstable region.

This suggests that the latter biomarker of chronic exposure might be a better reflection of personal exposure to PM.

We experienced the CCM model and the related ACIC survey as very useful for evaluation, reflection, and priority setting in chronic care reorganisation.

During MS, the prominent expression of HSPB1, 5, 6 and 8 in astrocytes especially in chronic active lesions is therefore likely a reflection of astrocytic participation in tissue remodelling triggered by lesion formation.

Though most of the observational studies cannot demonstrate the cause and effect related to vitamin D, lower vitamin D status might be a reflection of sedentary lifestyle and chronic non-specific illness.