Sentence examples for early phenomenon from inspiring English sources

The formation of platelet/leucocyte aggregates in blood depends on platelet activation and is an early phenomenon in sepsis progression.

This inflammatory response is attenuated for several hours by hydrocortisone administration prior to the start of endotoxin infusion suggesting that the effect on plasma NGAL levels is a very early phenomenon in endotoxemia.

The observation that muscle and nerve inexcitability was an early phenomenon predictive of muscle weakness raised the hypothesis of a channel dysfunction that was subsequently confirmed by alternative experiments [53].

(Also important for the Adventists and for other dispensationalists, that is people who think that Armageddon is on its way, is the balancing and complementary early phenomenon of a world-wide flood).

The literature suggests that an increase in adipose cell number is an early phenomenon in development [1], [2].

Indeed, PKCγ translocation is an early phenomenon that can propagate very quickly, on a second time-scale, after appropriate stimulation [77].

A further segment of isolated jejunum (2 cm) was resected similarly after 25 minutes of reperfusion to study early phenomena during reperfusion.

After half an hour of ischemia, one third (2 cm) of the isolated ischemic jejunum was resected to study early phenomena during ischemia.

After half an hour of ischemia, one third (2 cm) of the isolated ischemic jejunum was resected using linear cutting stapler to study early phenomena during ischemia.

The reduced capacity of oxygen consumption may be one of the early phenomena of diabetes-induced energy metabolism disturbances [ 107].

Loeb, as well as other investigators, argued that early phenomena, perhaps affecting mutator genes or other factors controlling genetic stability, are crucial in the process of carcinogenesis [ 4].