Sentence examples for developing abnormalities from inspiring English sources

Then a study indicated that, while babies who received steroids spent fewer days on mechanical ventilation and required less supplemental oxygen, which are clearly major benefits, they had a much higher chance of developing abnormalities in the brain.

Intriguingly, people withthe so-called e4 variant of a gene known as APOE the largest genetic risk factor for developing Alzheimer's later in life are at a higher risk for developing abnormalities in their entorhinal cortex.

Despite the use of stringent criteria to exclude those at risk for developing abnormalities in glucose metabolism, 43% of healthy humans who underwent HPx between 1997 and 2003 at the University of Minnesota (60% of those who reported for examination) had impaired fasting glucose, impaired glucose tolerance, or diabetes on follow-up.

In the future, preoperative genotyping might be useful in excluding those potential donors with the greatest risk for developing diabetes, but until then our data demonstrate that even subjects with normal preoperative metabolic characteristics are at significant risk of developing abnormalities in glucose tolerance after HPx.

Changes in the DNA sequence can be induced by exposure to chemicals during life, but may also be inherited via mutations in the spermatogonial stem cells; in that way increasing the risk of developing abnormalities or diseases in the offspring [ 2, 3].

CONCLUSIONS Despite the use of stringent criteria to exclude those at risk for developing abnormalities in glucose metabolism, 43% of healthy humans who underwent HPx between 1997 and 2003 have impaired fasting glucose, impaired glucose tolerance, or diabetes on follow-up.

Many people develop abnormalities in this system that have little pathological consequence.

Use in fertility treatments would be far off, Dr. Albertini said, because cells grown in the laboratory often develop abnormalities, a problem that would need correction before any egg could be accepted for fertilization.

The vitamin E group also is necessary for normal animal growth; without vitamin E, animals are not fertile and develop abnormalities of the central nervous system, muscles, and organs (especially the liver).

In studies following the Exxon Valdez disaster, and in laboratory studies, scientists have found that fish embryos exposed to oil develop abnormalities of their jaws and body axis, and swelling (edema) involving their heart and their yolk sacs.

Indeed, female mice exposed to small doses of BPA while in the womb developed abnormalities in the ovaries and reproductive tract as they reached an age equivalent to midlife in humans.