Sentence examples for chronically interfere from inspiring English sources
Even ear-safe sound levels can cause nonauditory health effects if they chronically interfere with recreational activities such as sleep and relaxation, if they disturb communication and speech intelligibility, or if they interfere with mental tasks that require a high degree of attention and concentration (Evans and Lepore 1993).
In healthy hearts, most drugs when applied acutely or chronically will interfere with endogenous cardioprotection, except for ACE inhibitors and AT1-receptor antagonists, which lower the threshold to achieve endogenous cardioprotection.
Chronically elevated stress hormone levels in vertebrates interfere with the immune system, inhibit reproduction, and cause other health problems.
Second, in contrast to the current study, many of the subjects in the IAS study were chronically ill and on medications that could potentially interfere with DNA methylation.
Based on the recent studies on genetically modified animals and on aged rats chronically treated with ACEi or ARB, drugs that interfere with Ang II synthesis and/or biological activity may be promising candidates to regulate signalling cascades of senescence and extend lifespan.
Since LVP is a constant feature of chronically infected patients, we asked whether purified LVP could interfere with the immune response by acting directly on dendritic cell (DC) function.
To interfere with Eph/ephrin pathways in vivo, we chronically infused for 6 days the chimeras into the dorsal vermal cortex by means of an osmotic minipump (Alzet 2002; Alza, Cupertino, CA), with the brain cannula inserted into the sixth lobule of the vermis.
To determine whether L-DOPA may interfere with radioligand binding, we performed in vivo DAT SPECT in MPTP-treated macaque monkeys that were chronically treated with L-DOPA.
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