Sentence examples for diseases attach from inspiring English sources

Elderly patients with chronic diseases attach particularly great importance to the continuity of care and a long treatment relationship with a particular doctor.

Patients with more complex or severe diseases attach less importance to outcome characteristics (n = 2) [ 29, 113] and the specific disease influences the importance that the patient attaches to outcome characteristics (n = 7) [ 30, 33, 45, 46, 98, 119].

Research into the influence of disease characteristics shows that patients with more complex or severe diseases attach more importance to interpersonal characteristics [ 26, 50, 113, 129] and that the specific disease influences the importance the patient attaches to interpersonal characteristics [ 30, 80, 98, 129].

Definitions of health and disease attach to organisms and their physiological processes in particular environments and cannot simply be relocated to the level of the genome (Limoges 1994; Lloyd 1994).

Nowhere in the medical treatises of Hippocrates and Galenus, where the Western concept of epidemics is developed (as a disease attached to a place, or epi), does the word appear.

9, 24 Nevertheless, the relevance for causing disease attached to a significant minority of such identified variants remains unclear, even after applying all criteria for pathogenicity.

ICC analysis also suggests that disease cells attach and spread more quickly in attached matrix cultures, and form more extensive F-actin networks than control cultures.

Cosgrove is correct that obesity is a disease to which a multitude of chronic diseases are attached.

As noted by Sontag [ 39], many diseases have attached a negative connotation, and cervical cancer is no exception.

The Ghana News Agency reported on a Breast Cancer Awareness Seminar held in the Ho Municipality in the Volta Region of Ghana for female teachers, stating that women from all sorts of social boundaries shun expert advice on BDA and breast diseases but instead attach various beliefs to such conditions [ 2].

RASFs contribute primarily to the progression of the disease by attaching to, invading, and degrading cartilage and bone.