Sentence examples for greater pathology from inspiring English sources

State-altering substances and sex -- or the lure of it, anyway -- are both staples of nightlife, suggesting that sex addiction is only part of person's greater pathology.

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

Unlike males, infection did not affect the telomeres of the females (Z = −0.76, N = 20, P = 0.28; the infected sister showed more telomere attrition than sham sister in 7 out of 10 pair-wise comparisons), and this sex-difference in telomere dynamics could be due to males being more susceptible and incurring greater pathology from Salmonella infection than females (see above).

Higher scores denote greater pathology.

Thus, a higher rating indicates greater pathology.

Groups with greater pathology had more genes with increased expression than decreased expression levels.

Since prior sound exposures that induce TTS (or greater pathologies) can increase hair cell uptake of gentamicin in vivo, interventions that inhibit trafficking of aminoglycosides into the cochlea likely represent one potential clinical strategy to prevent sound-then-drug ototoxic synergism.

The SN is the site of greatest pathology in PD brain and biochemical abnormalities thought relevant to PD pathogenesis, including α-synuclein deposition, mitochondrial dysfunction, and oxidative stress.

Comparison of chronic disease severity between the IL-6KO mice and wt controls showed significantly greater disease pathology in IL-6KO mice as compared to wt mice (Figure 1c).

Questions are scored 0-6; a high score indicates greater ED pathology.

Demented subjects tended to exhibit marginally greater neurofibrillary pathology including tauopathy and Lewy bodies and microinfarcts than non-demented survivors.