Exercise, for example, may reduce risks of developing dementia by limiting the development of diseases of the circulatory system associated with inactivity [ 36].
Although PCV2 will cause the development of diseases such as PMWS, not all PCV2-infected animals develop disease symptoms [ 10, 27]; in fact the majority may remain asymptomatic.
Instead, clinicians rely on epidemiological surveys of a large population in which various aspects of people's lives, including the development of diseases, are followed in aggregate and then statistically analyzed.
In case-control studies, however, error-involved covariates may interactively influence the development of diseases.
Therefore, the liberalization of veterinary services in the camel sub-sector resulted in development of diseases that lowered productivity.
The underlying mechanisms leading from fetal undersupply to the development of diseases in adulthood are not fully understood.
The menisci are known to play important roles in normal joint function and the development of diseases such as osteoarthritis.
Proteins are the 'work horse' of the cell and alterations of their behavior often are implicated in the development of diseases.
Pharmaceutical research has a wealth of available data sources to help elucidate the complex biological mechanisms that lead to the development of diseases.
Microenvironmental physical properties, such as stiffness and tension, are becoming increasingly acknowledged as contributing to normal cellular processes and to the development of diseases [142 145].
Dynamical network biomarkers (DNB) show time-dependent alterations of network biomarkers monitored and evaluated at different stages and time points during the development of diseases [12].
