Sentence examples for evolving pathology from inspiring English sources

The neoadjuvant setting permits repeated tissue testing, with the potential to select individualized approaches according to evolving pathology or molecular response criteria [ 12].

Some conclusions drawn are too assertive (especially with respect to such a complex, multi-factorial, and evolving, pathology: hypertension); the likeliness of the conclusion appears strongly dependent on the limited physiology (and pathology) that is implemented.

BDD and Morgellons disease are evolving pathologies that share a remarkable number of similarities (Tables 1 and 2).

The innate immune response to viral infection is essential in fighting infections, and the dynamics of the response can determine whether the infection evolves into pathology [1].

These results indicate that disruption of functional connectivity and hypometabolism may represent early functional consequences of emerging molecular Alzheimer's disease pathology, evolving prior to clinical onset of dementia.

Both regional disruption of connectivity and hypometabolism were associated with increasing amyloid burden across all subjects, which indicates that they may represent early functional consequences of molecular Alzheimer's disease pathology, evolving prior to clinical onset of dementia.

With the environmental spotlight shining brighter on noncancer illnesses, toxicologic pathology is evolving.

Our evolving understanding of these pathologies is enhanced greatly by the use of animal models of intestinal inflammation that allow in vivo mechanistic studies, preclinical evaluation of new therapies, and investigation into the causative factors that underlie disease pathogenesis.

As pathology evolved, a weaker radiotracer accumulation was observed in ZOL-treated tumors as compared to controls.

Interestingly, in the present study, in some gerbils euthanized at 8 months after infection, severe inflammation had evolved to a pathology resembling gastric MALT lymphoma.

In the 18th and 19th century the concept of cellular pathology evolved and since then leukocytic cell infiltrates were taken as a hallmark of what we call tissue inflammation.