Sentence examples for condition precipitated by from inspiring English sources

ARDS is a life-threatening condition precipitated by disorders frequently resulting in critical care admissions like trauma, severe burns, sepsis, pancreatitis, and pneumonia [ 1].

Many, but not all, severe bacterial infections induce thrombocytopenia as a result of DIC, a condition precipitated by the generalized activation of the coagulation cascade in response to bacterial components such as LPS and peptidoglycan[ 34, 35].

Scottish distillers took advantage, radically changing the flavour of their drinks - an opportunistic response to changed market conditions, precipitated by a law passed by a foreign nation.

PolyA+-enriched and rRNA-depleted samples were randomly fragmented under basic conditions, precipitated by standard methods, and ∼50 nt fragments were size-selected by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis as described in Ingolia et al. (2009).

Many patients recall that the onset of the condition was precipitated by trauma that is often minor in nature (15).

Most prevalent chronic conditions have an association with physical inactivity, and a number of risk factors for chronic conditions are precipitated by physical inactivity (e.g., obesity [ 39] and insulin resistance [ 40]).

This condition is commonly precipitated by intake of sedating drugs, cold exposure, or infection and occurs most often in elderly women.

The condition is usually precipitated by a viral infection or vaccination [ 10] and is more frequent in children.

Partly in response to worsening economic conditions in Canada precipitated by the crisis in the U.S. economy, voters in Quebec continued their support of the Bloc Québécois and the Liberal Party.

Clinical studies, discussed below, are also identifying a rapidly growing number of conditions that are precipitated by or exacerbated loss of functions by astrocytes or reactive astrocytes.

Under physiological conditions, the cortical output precipitated by TMS might be paralleled by phasic movement-related corollary discharge from the cortex to the STN (Marsden et al., 2001; Magill et al., 2006).