Sentence examples for established diseases from inspiring English sources
One aspect of these changes is shifts in natural systems, altering inter-organism dynamics including many host-pathogen interactions and leading to the establishment of new diseases or increased pathogenicity and virulence of established diseases [ 2].
Unless DSM-5 changes these incredibly over inclusive criteria, it will greatly increase the rates of diagnosis of mental disorders in the medically ill -- whether they have established diseases (like diabetes, coronary disease or cancer) or have unexplained medical conditions that so far have presented with somatic symptoms of unclear etiology.
However, these subjects presented established diseases, such as hypertension, diabetes, and coronary artery disease, and were under the effect of different medications.
Some go on to develop established diseases such as type 2 diabetes and the metabolic syndrome [ 51] in adolescence/early adult life.
In established diseases the diagnostic sensitivity of the VIDAS-EDRA was found to be identical to that of CCP2, and was significantly higher than tests for AKA, CCP1 and RF.
However, it could also be argued that disposable income during adulthood and old age may have an effect independent of that of education level because it facilitates the purchase of preventive resources and care for already established diseases [ 3].
Nevertheless, recent studies suggest that diabetes could also favor, or even trigger, the establishment of periodontal disease, and not only exacerbate the established disease [20].
Robert had had Lyme disease all along, from the rash of early infection to the joint pains and fatigue of established disease.
This has led to a shift in focus from established disease to early identification and treatment.
Nonetheless, employing a host of vaccination protocols in most cancer cases, the immune system fails to cure established disease.
Moreover, utilizing established disease measures in canine models provide sensitive and specific milestones of disease progression and therapeutic response that parallels surrogate markers used in human patients.
