Sentence examples for congenital element from inspiring English sources

The data lend support to a congenital element to some proportion of autism cases, but are unlikely to settle the debate over how genetics and environmental intersect in a disorder that strikes about 1 in 88 children, according to the Centers for Disease Control.

In addition, disease mechanisms revealed by FOP might be harnessed and exploited to create new skeletal elements for regenerative medicine in individuals with fracture non-unions, failed spine fusions, traumatic bone loss or congenital agenesis of skeletal elements.

"One big confounding factor is congenital abnormalities," he said.

Associated fusion of posterior elements, occipitalisation of the atlas, congenital scoliosis, kyphosis and Sprengel deformity (see below) may be present.

Levels of Uranium (for mothers only) and a number of other elements that do not cause congenital diseases were significantly higher than published mean levels in an uncontaminated population in Sweden.

An epidermoid is a congenital lesion resulting from inclusion of ectodermal epithelial elements.

In addition, a single-nucleotide substitution in an antisense Alu element in intron 6 of CTDP1 causes congenital cataracts facial dysmorphism neuropathy (CCFDN) syndrome [23].

Hair samples from 25 fathers and mothers of children diagnosed with congenital anomalies were analysed for Uranium and 51 other elements.

The results show that the parents of the children from Fallujah diagnosed with major congenital defects have significant excess concentrations of a range of elements.

Whilst caution must be exercised about ruling out other possibilities, because none of the elements found in excess are reported to cause congenital diseases and cancer except Uranium, these findings suggest the enriched Uranium exposure is either a primary cause or related to the cause of the congenital anomaly and cancer increases.

We conclude that the Fallujah parents of children with congenital malformations show unusually high levels of contamination by a number of chemical elements.