Sentence examples for degrees of pathology from inspiring English sources

In addition to this description the other elements of the joint including the cartilage surface, synovial fluid, the ligaments and the bony surface itself demonstrate varying degrees of pathology in concordance with the stage of the internal derangement, as well.

However, to date viral vector-based models show variability in degrees of pathology and onset to expression of behavioural impairments [13], [30], [31], [32], [34].

In contrast, in all the blast-exposed rats many microvessels showed varying degrees of pathology.

In summary, immunohistological analyses of available cardiac sections from several cases of CHB/myocarditis with varying degrees of pathology parallel the results obtained exploiting in vitro coculturing systems.

Related species, such as humans and chimpanzees, often experience the same disease with varying degrees of pathology, as seen in the cases of Alzheimer's disease, or differing symptomatology as in AIDS.

Because different tissues, and even individual cells within tissues, contain different repeat lengths and varying degrees of pathology, the development of animal models that faithfully recapitulate the consequences of these microsatellite expansions has been exceptionally challenging.

This degree of pathology is significantly more serious than that found in those who suffer brain damage as adults.The most intriguing difference between infant and adult injury, however, emerged when the researchers checked the ability of the two subjects to recall socially relevant facts.

Not all patients with cuff tear arthropathy have the same degree of pathology.

Here, we present evidence demonstrating that fibrin deposition increases in the AD brain and correlates with the degree of pathology.

Again, this finding most probably reflects the degree of pathology in the different tissues.

Figure 4 shows the degree of pathology observed in the infected cotton rat lungs.