Sentence examples for development a disease from inspiring English sources

Chafing at the slow pace of commercial drug development, a disease advocacy group set out last week to finance new medicines for its constituency.

In humans, oviduct-ovary signaling also likely influence serous ovarian carcinoma development, a disease now thought to originate from the secretory epithelia of the distal oviduct (Fallopian tube) following an extended number of ovulatory cycles (Levanon et al., 2008; Bowtell, 2010; Kurman and Shih Ie, 2010; King et al., 2011; Berns and Bowtell, 2012).

The positive predictive value of a model for predicting development of a disease depends critically on the prevalence of future development of the disease.

This will enable the development of standardised recording of phenotypes across centres and the development of a disease classification enabling future improvements in diagnosis.

Overall, quantifying the changes in the calcium signaling pathway in db/db diabetic beta-cells will aid in the development of a disease model that could provide insight into the adaptive transformations of beta-cell function during diabetes development.

The death marks a new and alarming cross-border development in a disease that has spiralled into the world's biggest epidemic, spread across three west African countries.

Then after they were exposed, they were taken to the labs, where we would test their blood and monitor the development of a disease in them.

In the development of a disease (pathogenesis) more is involved than merely exposure to a causative agent.

We are probably at a normal state of development for a disease that has been around for a few months, and we will be learning every time one of these things happen".

Researchers must be sure that exposure to the suspected cause precedes the development of a disease; that there is a high degree of correlation between the two; that findings are replicated in different studies in various settings; that a biological explanation exists that makes the association plausible; and that increased exposure makes development of the disease more likely.

In addition to the challenge of technical limitations, the fundamental aspects of biomarker development in a disease study need to be addressed.