Sentence examples for environments for disease from inspiring English sources

These are perfect environments for disease.

A number of studies have demonstrated that cancer cells, including prostate cancer, can achieve favourable environments for disease progression in anatomically relevant (i.e., orthotopic) organs (Gohji et al, 1997; Sato et al, 1997; Alencar et al, 2005).

This provisional ECM provides a permissive environment for disease progression, of which angiogenesis is a pivotal step.

These same signals are required for myeloma cell growth and survival, supporting the notion that the bone marrow provides a permissive environment for disease development (see Figure 1).

This is the first time this has been achieved in a cell-based in vitro system and demonstrates the importance of a 3D environment for disease modeling assays.

The International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health ICFF) 9 considers the individual's PA level and participation alongside external factors (eg, environment) for disease management.

He presented several cases in which high-throughput sequence data generation allowed the identification of previously unknown mutations that cause disease, making the case that technology will provide a permissive environment for disease gene discovery.

Based on the reaction of the GLS susceptible line, DAS-002, to Cercospora in 2011 and 2012, Davenport was a more favorable environment for disease development than Mount Vernon (Fig.  1).

Although obesity has not been directly linked to the pathophysiology of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), increased macrophage numbers as well as enhanced production of proinflammatory adipokines in obese patients may create a favorable environment for disease progression in intestinal inflammation and IBD [ 18].

The widespread use of genetically uniform varieties provides an ideal genetic environment for disease epidemics; for example, the devastating 1970 epidemic of corn leaf blight caused by the fungal pathogen Bipolaris maydis happened due to widespread deployment of genetically uniform varieties [ 4].

Coupled with poor immunization, these factors create the perfect environment for diseases to spread.