Sentence examples for indicative of inflammatory from inspiring English sources
Additional specimens were acquired at sites indicative of inflammatory GI lesions, if present.
These three cytokines are considered indicative of inflammatory responses, elevated in malaria patients, and associated with the severity of malaria [17] [19].
Enrichment analysis [33] was performed on the 1321 features using the Gene Ontology (GO) and KEGG databases [34], [35] which revealed themes indicative of inflammatory disease (top GO category, GO 0006955, Immune response, q-value 3.2e-11; top KEGG category, 04612, Antigen processing and presentation, q-value 2.3e-06 2.3e-06
The need for transfusions may be indicative of inflammatory consumption of blood cells, active blood loss, or impaired hematopoiesis.
These findings suggest that vascular pathology, indicative of inflammatory processes, is associated with early structural knee changes.
In the F5 generation, a subset of IIJ mice started developing diarrhea, which is possibly indicative of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
The histological changes observed in the SM in OA generally include features indicative of an inflammatory "synovitis"; specifically they encompass a range of abnormalities, such as synovial lining hyperplasia, infiltration of macrophages and lymphocytes, neoangiogenesis and fibrosis.
It is noteworthy that the nanobiosensor for arginase detection does not show a fluorescence increase when incubated with the enzyme NO-reductase, which also uses arginase as substrate, but is indicative of an inflammatory response by the host to cancer and infections.
Our studies have shown that in response to MWCNT treatment, RAW264.7 cells secreted considerable amount of TNF-α, indicative of the inflammatory response by these cells.
Thus, cytokines and chemokines produced by activated APCs are indicative of the inflammatory process generated by M-hMPV protein.
However these biomarkers are indicative of an inflammatory process in the pleural cavity and do not define or identify the aetiological agent.
