Sentence examples for distinguishable diseases from inspiring English sources

Three closely-related species, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Klebsiella rhinoscleromatis and Klebsiella ozaenae have been identified as pathovars because they cause distinguishable diseases of the respiratory tract: K. pneumoniae is responsible for the majority of human Klebsiella infections [ 3], causing pneumonia.

The diabetes-related profiles were only partly explained by patient and disease characteristics, posing difficulties for the future development of distinguishable disease management programmes.

The clearly distinguishable neuropathological disease signature observed by the authors in ALS and FTLD-TDP cases with and without C9ORF72 expansion, suggests a pathophysiological link between C9ORF72 and UBQLN pathology.

When the data is treated this way, patients with disease were generally distinguishable from patients without disease.

Members of different groups of tomato CNGC genes play distinguishable roles in disease resistance and abiotic stress responses.

Armstrong et al discovered that MLL leukaemias have a distinct expression pattern and can be considered as a separate disease distinguishable from ALL and AML.

This SIA model has clearly distinguishable phases of disease progression and uniform severity of joint lesions among animals compared with TNF-Tg mice.

These were: RNC – the percentage of crown that was clearly affected by red needle cast and distinguishable from other needle diseases such as Dothistroma needle blight (Carson [1989]) and Cyclaneusma needle cast (Beets [1997]; Dungey et al. [2006]).

Patients with FM and SSc present functional as well as morphological changes in microcirculation, but the diseases are distinguishable by the severity of morphological pathologies of capillaries in SSc.

In stark contrast, animals treated with IC GT, NSCT and even BMT showed variable delay in the onset of symptoms but a sharp progression of disease, hardly distinguishable from that of UT Twi mice.

To investigate the association between CD4+CD28null T cells and erosive disease, we allocated patients into two clearly distinguishable groups of either significant erosive disease (n = 21) or no signs of erosive disease (n = 16) according to radiographic evaluations.