This paradoxical, lonely sense of vacant intimacy was heightened by the subtle progressions of Jon Moniaci's score and particularly by Joe Levasseur's lighting, which gave the sense of days, and then seasons, passing unheeded beyond Ms. Gill's charged domestic sphere.
Considering the dramatic increase in susceptibility to colon tumor development, we hypothesized that mice with chronic colitis may also demonstrate heightened susceptibility to advanced tumor progression.
However, there was no evidence that these or any other characteristics, including metabolic syndrome (p = 0.243) as previously defined, heightened the effect of atorvastatin on progression [ 13].
Calcification of arteries and cardiac valves is observed commonly in dialysis patients and represents a major determinant of the heightened cardiovascular risk observed during chronic kidney disease (CKD) progression.
The need to screen HIV-positive women because of the higher prevalence and faster progression of cervical precancerous lesions may be heightened by the increased access to highly-active antiretroviral therapy (HAART).
The continual accumulation of monocyte/macrophages with their associated heightened proteolytic repertoire is considered fundamental to the development, progression, and destabilization of atherosclerotic plaques.
Against this backdrop of metabolically heightened risk for type 2 diabetes, measures to prevent progression from NGT to IGT to type 2 diabetes in obese youth should target β-cell function alongside insulin sensitization.
Supporting findings were observed in a mouse model of myocardial infarction, where TIMP-2-deficient mice exhibit increased monocyte/macrophage infiltration alongside heightened MMP-14 expression and activity, promoting adverse disease progression compared with wild-type controls.
Indeed, heightened lesional macrophage proliferation has been proposed to drive murine atherosclerotic plaque progression.
A study into children with inflammatory bowel disease showed that necroptosis might contribute to its progression by heightening intestinal inflammation.
This systematic review will help: Clinicians to make decisions in clinical practice; Patients to better understand their conditions; To heighten awareness about disease progression and complication.
