Sentence examples for contraction mortality from inspiring English sources

Rho-kinase activity is involved in diabetic endothelial dysfunction and regulation of Rho-kinase signaling is important for cellular function, such as contraction, mortality, proliferation and apoptosis.

Rho kinase activity is involved in diabetic endothelial dysfunction, and regulation of Rho kinase signaling is important for cellular function, such as contraction, mortality, proliferation, apoptosis [ 32].

Thus, the apparent population decline in southern Texas could be related to multiple processes such as population isolation, range contraction and mortality because of predator control and other interactions with humans.

Unemployment during periods of economic contraction is associated with raised mortality that may not be explained fully by direct or indirect health selection into unemployment.

Diabetic cardiomyopathy was initially recognized by Rubler et al. [ 5] in diabetic patients, who exhibited defects in myocardial contraction and relaxation, and increased morbidity and mortality.

Physical restraints are not recommended for agitation or delirium as they may contribute to mortality by enforcing isometric muscle contractions that are associated with severe lactic acidosis and hyperthermia.

Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) leads to disturbed contraction and force transduction, and is associated with substantial mortality in all age groups.

However, in more recent years, a series of econometric studies have suggested that mortality is procyclical, that is, during economic contractions death rates decline.

With the increase of PTZ contraction (40 mmol/L), the hatching rate was decreased and the mortality was further increased.

The resultant loss of atrial contraction leads to atrial thrombi; embolization and stroke are major causes of morbidity and mortality.

However, other authors demonstrated that mortality is higher (47% versus 16%) in patients with a subnormal fractional area contraction upon initial echocardiography (Charpentier et al., 2004).