Sentence examples for concomitant stress from inspiring English sources
Comparison of procedures in patients with concomitant stress urinary incontinence (SUI) and pelvic organ prolapse (POP) was performed.
None of the reported cases showed concomitant stress reaction of the ipsilateral radius.
The association of concomitant stress reaction of the radius has not been reported previously.
We report the first case of ulnar metaphysis stress fracture with concomitant stress reaction of the radius.
Surgical procedures to resolve urethral obstruction were performed transvaginally and the specific techniques used were based on the type of sling material, urethral erosion and concomitant stress incontinence or other urethral pathology.
RESULTS: Preoperatively 30 of the 32 women (93.7%) noticed urge incontinence, 20 (62.5%) performed intermittent self-catheterization, 6 (18.7%) had an indwelling catheter and 3 (9%) complained of concomitant stress urinary incontinence.
Thus, it behooves health educators to be circumspect before placing statements in the peer-reviewed literature that can be manipulated by the media to cause public fear and concomitant stress-related health symptoms.
The damage response of the alloy is discussed in terms of competing influences of intrinsic microstructural effects, matrix deformation characteristics arising from a combination of mechanical and microstructural interactions, cyclic plastic strain amplitude and concomitant response stress, and test temperature.
As LPS also decreased insulin clearance in the iNOS knockout mice, it would suggest that NO in the absence of a concomitant inflammatory stress has a very different impact on insulin clearance that is present with an inflammatory stress.
A weak but statistically significant association between body temperature and FGM levels was observed but is difficult to interpret, not only because the incremental rises in FGM with increasing body temperature are modest but also because of the potentially confounding effect of some of the stressful events (e.g. transportation) which could result in mild hyperthermia concomitant with stress.
Concomitant oxidative stress also stimulates synthesis of another thromboxane receptor agonist, 8-iso prostaglandin F2α, one of the more abundant isoprostanes formed in vivo [23] and present in atherosclerotic coronary arteries [24].
