Sentence examples for deleterious agent from inspiring English sources

This suggests that maintained hyperglycaemia plays an important role as a myocardial deleterious agent [ 11] and that advanced glycation is one of the main action mechanisms [ 10].

Another deleterious agent in joint cartilage is the NO radical [ 13, 14], which downregulates DNA [ 8] and matrix synthesis [ 14] and upregulates matrix degradation via increased MMP synthesis [ 15].

In E. coli, Tol system stabilizes the outer membrane structure and mutations in Tol encoding genes result in hypersensitivity to deleterious agents [ 65].

These studies showed the potential for proteomics to discriminate occupational exposures to various deleterious agents and prompted the validation study presented here.

It has been reported that liver injury caused by a variety of deleterious agents induces inflammation, necrosis, fibrosis cirrhosis and functional deteriorations [ 5].

Our results suggest that ET-1 should also be added to the list of potential deleterious agents that may account for articular cartilage destruction in rheumatic diseases.

The detection of HSP70 in earthworms could represent an early-warning system for the presence of potentially deleterious agents in soils, particularly in L. terrestris and earthworms in general acting as potential sentinel animal species.

Accurate prediction of nitrous oxide (N2O) solubility in ionic liquids (IL) gives an in-depth insight into the effectiveness of these fluids as an absorbent for the removal and control of this deleterious gaseous agent in the atmosphere.

The animal work indicates that disease acceleration occurs due to the presence of a deleterious factor (i.e. CCB), not simply due to the absence of a protective agent (i.e. β-blocker).

Airway epithelial cells, which form a continuous lining of the airways, have a unique role as a protective physical and functional barrier to deleterious external agents.

The study of the deleterious interactions between an agent and a biological system also falls within the scope of toxicology.