Hence, increased meprin activity at the basement membrane leads to degradation of the renal tubular laminin nidogen complex and other components of the basement membrane, and to the cleavage of cell-adhesion molecules (E-cadherin and tenascin-C), consequently injuring the tubular basement membrane and leading to leucocyte infiltration [ 31, 73, 74, 84, 88].
Keynes gave the reason in 1923: "the fact of falling prices," he wrote, "injures entrepreneurs; consequently the fear of falling prices causes them to protect themselves by curtailing their operations".
He died in a car accident when she was 13 years old; the accident also involved her mother, Nilprabha, who was severely injured and consequently remained bedridden for two years.
The expanding infarction core with a dynamic peri-infarct penumbra is not yet irreversibly injured and consequently, serves as the primary target for brain protection strategies [7].
We believe that increased levels of VEGF induce CD31-positive HSCs/HPCs to differentiate into more proliferative ECs, and that Flk-1 expression is upregulated in these proliferative cells, which, consequently, facilitate neovascularisation to injured sites.
He consequently missed the Wells Fargo Championship and withdrew after nine holes during the first round at the Players Championship after injuring his leg again on his opening tee shot.
The pressures required to inflate the injured lung areas are consequently much higher than those needed to inflate the more compliant regions of healthy lung.
During cardiac surgery, loss of the pericardial support and the resultant increased transmural pressure and consequently increased wall stress, which could injure the myocardium or make it susceptible to a change in behaviors when the pericardial constraint is lost.
Number of severely injured, moderately injured, slight injured, uninjured.
This is attributed to the use of a range of items; the majority of previous research has asked about a limited range of NSSI (e.g., cutting) and consequently may have missed identifying youth who self-injure using different methods (e.g., prevalence rates of 7.2 % to 14.8 % for NSSI among adolescent samples using single- or two-item measures: e.g., [ 9, 51]).
He was seriously injured in the fall from over 15 m (50 ft) and consequently died.
