Sentence examples for emerging syndrome from inspiring English sources

Microdeletion of 19q13.11 is an emerging syndrome mainly identified due to widespread use of genome-wide arrays.

Ketosis-prone diabetes (KPD) is an emerging syndrome that encompasses several distinct phenotypic subgroups that share a predisposition to diabetic ketoacidosis.

This is an emerging syndrome evoked by gluten ingestion in patients in whom both celiac disease (CD) and wheat allergy have been excluded [ 4- 6].

Thus, there was an emerging syndrome of asymmetrically evolving paralogs: these are orthologs of selectively constrained singletons that are, on average, highly and ubiquitously expressed.

We and others have identified and prospectively characterized an emerging syndrome that does not fit the current American Diabetes Association (ADA) classification of type 1 and type 2 diabetes (rev. in 2).

The recognition of an emerging syndrome of acute flaccid paralysis with myelitis, possibly caused by enterovirus D68, underscores the need for ongoing vigilance for emerging causes of neurologic disease.

New and emerging syndromes include orthostatic tachycardia, orthostatic bradycardia and an inability to use heart rate as a guide to exercise intensity because of the resting tachycardia.

Then scientists discussed whether lessons learned from these case studies may provide insight into the best approaches to take in addressing two emerging syndromes that may be included in future NIEHS research efforts—attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and metabolic syndrome.

NNPDS is a newly emerged syndrome, characterized by diarrhoea within the first week of life, which is un-responsive to antibiotics and not associated with known pathogens.

As with any new and emerging clinical syndrome the literature is replete with multiple case reports of this entity.

Frailty is an emerging geriatric syndrome [ 1], and its associations include falls, disability, morbidity, mortality and excess healthcare costs from consultations, polypharmacy, hospitalisations and institutionalisations [ 2- 5].