Sentence examples for contribute to this condition from inspiring English sources
Overuse of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and corticosteroids, intermittent feeding, and feeding with high-grain and high-calcium diets may also contribute to this condition [ 3- 5].
The increased levels of proteases such as neutrophil elastase in chronic wound exudate, which can act to degrade FN [ 218- 222], could further contribute to this condition.
However, smoking habits, renal insufficiency, chronic pulmonary or liver diseases and pancreatitis, as well as postoperative complications such as mechanical bowel obstruction caused by surgery may also contribute to this condition (Duffy, 2001; Wang et al, 2007).
They have wider hips, which can contribute to this condition.
The medical community has studied the topic of "male Infertility" sufficiently enough to learn about the various factors which contribute to this condition.
The aim of this preliminary case-control study was to determine if AR CNV is associated with AGA, with the hypothesis that CNV is the functional AR variant contributing to this condition.
The genome of the lycophyte Selaginella contains only two GSK3 loci, but a gene loss event may have contributed to this condition (see above).
The high rate of overweight in the Turkish and Moroccan children, which already exists at age 2 years, emphasizes the need for better understanding of the explanatory factors contributing to this condition.
Although the precise mechanism(s) underlying the development of platinum resistance in late-stage ovarian cancer patients currently remains unknown, CpG-island (CGI) methylation, a phenomenon strongly associated with aberrant gene silencing and ovarian tumorigenesis, may contribute to this devastating condition.
In addition to the moderate to severe headache pain, heightened sensitivity to environmental sensory stimuli including light, sound, and odors, along with nausea and vomiting contribute to this often debilitating condition.
Heterogeneous vascular architecture, blood flow in the complex network of arteries and veins, varying metabolic heat generation rates and dependence of tissue properties on its physiological condition contribute to this complexity.
