Sentence examples for consideration of immune from inspiring English sources

The dengue virus with epidemic potential replicated to higher viremia titer and was associated with disease severity without consideration of immune status (11 ).

The utility of lupus research extends beyond defining lupus-specific mechanisms, as the disease can serve as a model system for consideration of immune system responses to microbial infection and control of hematologic malignancies.

The SEICWH model represents a step forward in the consideration of the immune response, and its heterogeneity among individuals, in epidemiological models.

Nevertheless, proper consideration of the primary immune response, which occurs on the first exposure to a novel influenza virus, motivates a more accurate description of the different stages from recovery to development of long-term protective immunity.

This is especially important because the current sepsis treatment guidelines recommend consideration of the prescription of immune altering therapy (i.e., corticosteroids) based on the clinical classification of septic shock [ 5].

That spring morning, Dr. Holbreich gave me a tour of the bonanza of immune stimuli under consideration.

In this regard, the full environmental context of immune recognition commands consideration (French, Moore, and Demas 2009).

We suggest that these observations can be explained partly by taking into consideration the immune effects of the adipocyte-derived hormone leptin, which has been shown recently to act as a link between nutritional status and the immune response.

Once such factors are incorporated into the study of immunity, we appreciate that the current precepts of immune theory relying on the immune self, placed within more narrow considerations, must be re-conceptualized.

"Immune from any consideration of awkwardness, innocent of harm, impermeably self-righteous, they went upstairs to bed".

This part of the sequence thus appears to have evolved for functional reasons (maintenance of the immune system) without consideration of the consequences for aggregation.