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Exposure to hyperoxia caused pulmonary inflammation and disrupted normal alveolar development in association with increased pulmonary adenosine levels.
In Africa the prepared core technique had a long history of development in association with the Acheulian industry.
He is currently working on sustainable development in association with education, employment, and organizations.
The cascade of endochondral bone development in association with the role of fibronectin has been described.
The results may indicate that metabolic alteration represented by changes of F-FDG uptake is prominent in females, which is consistent with OA development in association with aging and gender.
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CLAS has been reported as a manifestation of EB in man, e.g. Bart's Syndrome [ 42- 44] and although CLAS and mucosal epithelium defects may be due inadequate development, CLAS in association with EB merely reflects intrauterine loss of tissue due to foetal development of EB [ 43].
Sulfate-reducing bacteria (SRB) are part of the normal gut microbiota, but their increased levels may contribute to colitis development, likely in association with hydrogen sulfide (H2S) production.
However, we have not seen clear evidence of the importance of ABA genes in pear growth or in association with the development of ripening capacity.
Elucidation of the mechanisms underlying the development of diabetes in association with statin use may help identify novel preventative or therapeutic approaches to this problem and/or help design a new generation statin without such side-effects.
The development of ARDS in association with pulmonary blastomycosis is exceedingly rare.
The development of AA in association with cefroxadine, a second-generation cephalosporin, has not previously been reported.
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