Sentence examples for due to hormonal changes from inspiring English sources

To avoid variability due to hormonal changes, women were recorded outside their pre-menstrual or menstrual periods.

This is most likely due to hormonal changes during puberty [44, 45] but may also be related to gender differences in cognitive and social reactions to pain [46].

Pre-existing gingivitis, due to hormonal changes in the gingival vasculature, may become more severe and manifest as 'pregnancy gingivitis' with dark red, swollen, gingivae that bleed easily.

Insomnia is a frequent postmenopausal symptom and may be due to hormonal changes, depressive states related to this period of life, hot flashes or nocturia.

Researchers had historically been reluctant to include women subjects, says molecular biologist Regina Vidaver of the SWHR, because they didn't want to deal with potential birth defects or variability in responses due to hormonal changes during the menstrual cycle.

Overall no spatial but temporal differences possibly due to hormonal changes could be observed suggesting a precise regulation of the IL-1 system, especially for IL-1ra and moreover a stable molecular architecture within the full length of the fallopian tube.

Post-menopausal women are at a higher risk of infection due to hormonal mucosal changes and decreased use of condoms.

Menopause should be approached with in a biocultural paradigm because if menopausal symptoms were due solely to hormonal changes then the menopausal experience would be much more homogenous.

This may be due to the hormonal changes, due to uncomfortable night sweats or due to the stress of transitioning into a new phase of life.

Such an occurrence is not implausible considering previous research has shown pregnancy can have a protective effect against medical conditions, such as breast cancer [ 19, 20] and rheumatoid arthritis, due to hormonal and immunological changes induced by pregnancy [ 21].

It has been suggested that PLBP/PGP is to be considered a 'normal condition' of pregnancy [ 24, 38] and PGP has been explained by early menarche [ 39], biomechanical dysfunction in the pelvic joints due to hormonal and postural changes during pregnancy [ 1, 40, 41].