The first one, known as the hygiene hypothesis postulates that a more sanitary childhood environment should prevent the host from developing tolerance to organisms that may present later in life, with the subsequent development of CD lesions [41].
Exposure to adversity early in life is associated with the development of a range of psychiatric disorders later in life (Bale et al., 2010; Green et al., 2010; Kessler et al., 2010; Patchev, Rodrigues, Sousa, Spengler, & Almeida, 2014).
Airway innervation develops rapidly during fetal and early postnatal life, in parallel with the development of the lungs (Dey and Hung 1998).
In a more recent study, exposure to household molds early in life was associated with the development of wheeze and persistent cough among children with a maternal history of asthma (Belanger et al. 2003).
In recent years, large amounts of fuel oils have been demanded in industries and daily life with the rapid development of society.
In real-life applications, with the development of information technology, the attribute values often dynamically evolve over time.
The CSF infusion studies measuring Rout are dependent on venous sinus pressure but little is known about the changes in pressure which occur throughout life or with the development of hydrocephalus.
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If confirmed, this hypothesis implies that economic development and the associated improvements in nutrition at puberty may be less beneficial among men than women; consistent with the widening sex differentials in life expectancy with economic development.
