Sentence examples for consequences to disease from inspiring English sources

Each of these states have been shown, both in the periphery and in the CNS (central nervous system), to have very different consequences to disease process.

We emphasized the shift from dog-mediated to fox-mediated rabies and the consequences to the disease profile in this area.

These expansions probably reflect the intriguing complexity of evolutionary events that happened over time, resulting in important characteristics in schistosome's biology with consequences to the disease it causes.

In this direction a noninvasive diagnostic tool could be used more readily by clinicians, perhaps leading to decreased time until diagnosis and subsequently decreased consequences due to disease progression [ 22].

Besides chronic airflow limitation and a range of pathological changes in the lung, extrapulmonary consequences contribute significantly to disease progression and different disease phenotypes [ 3].

Usually they have minor effects on the regulation or function of proteins, but these subtle changes might very well have important consequences for susceptibility to disease.

Although remarkable advances have been made to elucidate pathogenesis of idiopathic PH and in consequence to develop disease-targeted therapies, the response to this therapy in SSc-related PH is suboptimal and survival remains poor [ 12].

2, 5 Although it is well known that high-altitude exposure leads to a marked increase in cerebral blood flow, 6 cerebral –and subsequently retinal – venous physiology has until recently been thought to be of little consequence with regard to disease pathophysiology of HAH.

Our in vitro assays suggest that this differential expression will have functional consequences for processes relevant to disease progression.

Impaired immune functions of fish due to dietary mycotoxin exposure may lead to considerable consequences which could contribute to disease problems in aquaculture.

Possible ways of accumulation of mutation in the three steps of the central dogma (DNA-mRNA-Protein) have been studied to trace the mutational effects predisposed to disease consequence and acquiring higher selection pressure.