Sentence examples for delayed syndrome from inspiring English sources

People and animals that recover from acute exposures to many of these compounds may present with a delayed syndrome; organophosphate induced delayed polyneuropathy (OPIDP), characterized by the appearance of numbness, weakness, and parathesia in the limbs, and degeneration of peripheral nerve and central nervous system myelin sheaths 7 21 days after exposure [ 3- 5].

Organophosphate induced delayed polyneuropathy (OPIDP) is a delayed syndrome (7 21 days after exposure) that is characterized by numbness, weakness, and paresthesia in the limbs and degeneration of peripheral nerves and central nervous system myelin sheaths; inhibition of NTE is thought to underlie OPIDP (reviewed in [ 1, 8, 9]).

While there was little data to back up the existence of this delayed syndrome, the image of the veteran as a walking time bomb was a boon to the antiwar movement, which used it as proof that military aggression destroys minds and annihilates souls.

The primary outcome was restricted to the first 3 days to better examine a temporal link between ED transfusion and complications, including lung injury at 72 h (i.e., "delayed TRALI syndrome") [14].

Like them, we can never forget; we experience anniversary reaction and delayed grief syndrome.

When a lower dose of androgens is injected during immune adaptation, the rats exhibit a so-called delayed anovulatory syndrome.

Difficulties with adjusting the circadian clock can lead to a number of sleep disorders, including shift-work sleep disorder, which affects people who rotate shifts or work at night, and delayed sleep phase syndrome, in which people tend to fall asleep very late at night and have difficulty waking up in time for work, school, or social engagements.

The so-called "delay syndrome" (Livi Bacci 2001) affects all the stages of transition to adulthood.

This in turn concurs with our concept that morningness can be viewed as a marker of health and well-being [ 12] and excessive eveningness (phase delay syndrome) is associated with breast cancer [ 58] and shows higher prevalence in sleep and psychiatric disorders such as seasonal affective disorder, depression and alcoholic consumption [ 59- 61].

There are eight early onset syndromes (four neurotoxic, two gastrointestinal, and two allergic), three late onset syndromes (hepatotoxic, accelerated nephrotoxic, and erythromelalgia), and finally, three delayed onset syndromes (delayed nephrotoxic, delayed neurotoxic, and rhabdomyolysis).

In an effort to understand and delay metabolic syndrome onset, attention has been paid to essential n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, which have numerous other health benefits (3).