Sentence examples for disease ramifications from inspiring English sources

The disease ramifications of stress-induced changes are not yet clear, but the scientific literature contains some intriguing possibilities.

Because we believe cancer is a family disease with ramifications far beyond the patient, we propose that needs assessment should focus on both patients and family caregivers.

Detailed analysis of the urothelial carcinoma transcriptome has allowed for molecular subtyping of the disease and the ramifications of these subtypes upon treatment response is an active area of investigation.

While brucellosis is a chronic and endemic disease with potential ramifications for herd fertility, pastoralists were not very concerned about baakaale, and only one of them reported fertility problems caused by baakaale.

Acceptance of the existence of patterns of immune-based disease has inherent ramifications.

Andrew Sharkey, head of woodland management for the Woodland Trust, said the impact of pests and diseases often had ramifications that were felt beyond the individual trees that were infected.

But, Dr. Nyhan recalled, "the idea of a potential new disease with all its ramifications seemed so great that we immediately quit" the protein project.

The director needs sound scientific knowledge of the viral disease and its sociological ramifications; appreciation of the economic and political realities of rich and poor countries; and the diplomatic skills to talk to a pope, pharmaceutical industry executives and AIDS activists, among many others.

Different tumor subtypes are characterized by dysregulation in specific pathways and have important ramifications in disease prognosis and treatment response [ 9- 11].

Because the basis of the disease is molecular with ramifications at the whole bone level, it provides a platform for investigating the relationship between structure, composition, and mechanics throughout the hierarchy.

We expect further ramifications of disease-detector dogs in a wider range of animal and human disease scenarios.