Sentence examples for etiological contexts from inspiring English sources
It is important to note that the presence of fibrotic changes and even significant fibrosis in different etiological contexts has different clinical meanings.
Other models precisely represent the clinical and etiological contexts of this disease but fail to provide accurate histopathological representations mainly in the progression from steatosis to liver fibrosis.
Other models accurately represent the clinical and etiological contexts of this disease but do not simulate the histopathological observations involving the progression from simple steatosis to liver fibrosis.
The etiological context has yet to be evaluated.
They consisted of patients with a clinically pure sensory neuropathy and either a length-dependent distribution, or an etiological context or electrophysiological pattern that clearly excluded SNN.
We hypothesized that, similar to lung cancers of non-smokers, EGFR mutations might be more common in this etiological context than in ESCC occurring in the "Western" context of heavy combined tobacco and alcohol use.
However, the distinctive neuroanatomy also mapped in each condition raises the question about how this is arrived in the context of common etiological pressures.
We hypothesized that, in addition to nutritional factors including dietary intake, non-nutritional factors such as anemia of chronic inflammation play an important etiological role in childhood anemia in the context of HIV infection.
The role of these bacteria as potential infectious etiological factors in adverse pregnancy outcomes in the context of oral/gingival infection needs to be further explored as also indicated by others [ 8, 15].
These interconnected findings provide substantial evidence of an important etiological agent of violence-related injury in this context, and a specific target for intervention: younger males under the influence of alcohol and drugs especially at weekends.
In this setting looking for novel etiological factors becomes important.
