The genes specifically up-regulated in unaffected parts of diseased colonies, instead of being the consequence of disease, might be related to the originally higher susceptibility of these colonies to naturally occurring white syndromes.
Bog Standard Flu (Seasonal) Dear Flu This is the unavoidable consequence of disease globalisation.
I see the stroke, the heart disease, the expensive consequence of disease that hasn't been properly controlled.
Ms. Fry's story is a surprisingly common one, though amputation is often stereotypically viewed as a side effect of war, not a consequence of disease.
If the trend of the last decade or so that has seen bee populations decline – as a consequence of disease, pesticide use and other environmental factors – were to continue, food supplies would collapse and prices would soar, resulting in a crisis as great as any we have ever experienced.
Metastatic epidural spinal cord compression (MESCC) is a disabling consequence of disease progression.
The parameters β, (tau_{1}) and (tau_{2}) might be changed as a consequence of disease treatment.
These fragments may be utilized as early diagnostic or prognostic serological markers, as they originate from the structure of cartilage, which in part is the consequence of disease.
Tissue engineering offers significant promise as a viable alternative to current clinical strategies for replacement of damaged tissue as a consequence of disease or trauma.
Domestic carnivores have been implicated in wild carnivore population declines, particularly in Africa, as a consequence of disease transmission, especially involving the canine distemper virus.
Biomaterials that are aimed at providing replacement for tissues and organs damaged or lost as a consequence of disease, aging, or accident, play a more and more important role in tissue engineering (Du et al. 2009).
