Sentence examples for developmental manifestations from inspiring English sources

Deficits in the absorption and transport or defects of the enzymes can lead to human pathogenesis comprising hematologic, neural, gastrointestinal, hepatic, renal, cardiovascular and developmental manifestations.

These lifespan analyses of zprogerin and zprelamin A transgenic zebrafish in accordance with the embryonic senescence phenotypes suggest that early developmental manifestations can predict a role for the LMNA gene.

Thirdly, the high frequency of longitudinal crossover of the predominant subtype of headache suggests that the distinction between discrete headache subtypes in the ICHD-2 may not provide an accurate representation of the developmental manifestations of headache in general population samples.

We examined whether there was a difference in the main source of information (clinicians versus other sources in Table 1) between physical, developmental manifestations, and psychiatric manifestations (McNemar's test for matched pair samples, using exact binomial probability calculations, 2-tailed p; http://www.vassarstats.net/propcorr.html).net/propcorr.html

Extrapolating treatment options from classical BP to SMD, relying on the premise that severe, chronic irritability constitutes a developmental manifestation of BP, may be harmful.

Lorenz V, Ramsey H, Liu ZJ, Italiano J, Hoffmeister K, Bihorel S, Mager D, Hu Z, Slayton WB, Kile BT, Sola-Visner M, Ferrer-Marin F. Developmental Stage-Specific Manifestations of Absent TPO/c-MPL Signalling in Newborn Mice.

Failure to produce the cobalamin cofactors results in a lack of functional enzymes and causes the constellation of biochemical, developmental and neurological manifestations associated with intracellular pathway defects.

Post-natal examinations are necessary to detect all possible manifestations of developmental toxicity, such as effects on the immune system.

Against this background, we have explored the usefulness of retinoic acid mediated regulation of neural tube and axial patterning as a general mechanism that, when perturbed, may result in manifestations of developmental toxicity that may cover a large part of malformations known to occur in experimental animals and in man.

The organization for economic co-operation and development has issued guidelines for a one-generation study design, but this study design is not sufficient for the detection of many manifestations of developmental toxicity and the guideline is likely to be revoked in the near future.

All of these phenotypes are common manifestations of developmental hypothyroidism [52].