Sentence examples for great inflammation from inspiring English sources

There is a great inflammation and release of collagenases as well as proteases that severely damage the corneal tissue [ 19].

Also, increased levels of TRX of 36.1 ng/mL in patients with acute lung injury [ 10] and up to 161.6 ng/mL in patients with sepsis [ 14] are similar to the levels and magnitude of increase we found in patients following CA. TRX was also found to be elevated after cardiopulmonary bypass or heart failure, two clinical situations that combine great inflammation and circulatory disturbances [ 27, 28].

However, timely reactivations in interrupted force led to an upregulation of these mediators, indicative of greater inflammation than on continuous force application [28],[28].

Other research has linked non-O blood to greater inflammation, which may help explain the connection.

He rattles off the data - that lack of close personal connections raises the odds of dying early (almost as much as poverty does the same); that our bodies don't like being alone and tell us in a thousand ways -- through higher blood pressure, more stress hormone, greater inflammation, poor sleep and depression.

We also observed greater inflammation in smoke-exposed influenza-infected animals seven days post-infection (Figure 1A).

Consistent with these findings, we observed that PVL induced greater inflammation and caused greater pathology in mice without conferring a bacterial survival advantage.

Inflammation has been implicated in all stages of arterial aging, atherogenesis and hypertension, and so we test whether greater inflammation associates with atherosclerosis and CVD risk.

Our data also suggest that in young and middle-aged individuals (both obese and non-obese) sarcopenia is associated with greater inflammation (higher levels of serum CRP).

Our results contrast with previous studies suggesting that increased neutrophilia during early infection results in greater inflammation and exacerbation of pulmonary cryptococcosis [58].

HP CagA + was associated with greater inflammation and more advanced stage of cancer.