Sentence examples for increased abnormalities from inspiring English sources

Peak PI levels acutely inhibit insulin-mediated glucose disposal, which may explain increased abnormalities with GTT compared with fasting glucose (7, 8).

Influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 virus infections might be associated with increased abnormalities detected by MRI compared with those associated with seasonal influenza (6 ).

We detected significantly increased abnormalities, such as a bridge at site 2 (Table 4) and a micronucleus and bridge at site 3 (Table 5).

This fits with earlier findings of increased abnormalities in the HF-audiogram [ 19] and in the HF otoacoustic emissions [ 20, 21] in tinnitus patients as compared to controls without tinnitus.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed that the number of stressors, to which an infant was exposed, to be directly associated with decreased frontal and parietal brain width, altered diffusion measures and functional connectivity in the temporal lobes; additionally, increased abnormalities in motor behavior were observed during neurobehavioral examinations.

When the diffusion characteristics of fluorescent probes in ECM are clarified using FCS evaluation, FCS will be applicable as a method for early diagnosis of osteoarthritis, which is accompanied by increased abnormalities of ECM and also as tool for evaluating bio-engineered artificial cartilage for autologous chondrocyte implantation.

The cumulative germ-line damage by radiation exposure in the field is one of the most reasonable explanations for the increased abnormality rates observed in the September samples.

Now scientists are connecting the dots with evidence of increasing abnormalities among humans, particularly large increases in numbers of genital deformities among newborn boys.

For example, compared with BPA alone-exposed groups, the significant increasing abnormalities occurred at 24 hpf in the groups of 20 mg/L BPA mixture and at 36 to 96 hpf in the groups of 5 mg/L BPA mixture.

For the rate of abnormalities, the embryos were observed to increase abnormalities after being exposed to the mixture groups at 5, 10, and 20 mg/L of BPA, except for a small reduction at 12 hpf in the mixture-exposed groups at BPA concentrations of 10 and 20 mg/L.

Its history developed in tandem with that of the periodic health examination, in which any deviations subtle or glaring from a clearly demarcated "normal" were to be rooted out, given the underlying hypothesis that diseases develop along progressive linear paths of increasing abnormalities.