Cross-linking of target molecules by a multivalent carrier may induce ill-understood or adverse signaling in the endothelial cells, shedding and/or internalization of target determinants, changes in their functionality, or other disturbances of the endothelium.
Yeah, because "macho" working hours, fear of taking rightful parental leave, general presenteeist misery, and workplace stress-induced ill health, have worked out so well for men.
Only assisted suicide will now be made lawful, allowing the doctor to prescribe the lethal potion, but requiring the patient to administer it himself.But this could have the unintended effect of inducing terminally ill patients to end their lives earlier, for fear that they may later no longer be capable of doing so.
All in all, further studies are still needed to establish the optimal gluten dose on the other hand causing some small-bowel mucosal deterioration but without inducing excessive ill health.
In this pilot study we challenged adult celiac disease patients with gluten aiming to gain a clearer conception of the gluten amount needed to cause some mucosal deterioration but without inducing excessive ill health with a resultant dropout of trial subjects.
Conceivably, concerns to be ill induce fears of social failure and take away cognitive capacities such that hypochondriacal persons cannot focus on two additional features such as positivity and familiarity of objects.
Of note, activation of full rounds of HIV-1 replication in resting T-cells can be achieved by inducing yet ill-defined, intermediate levels of T-cell activation [ 58].
Critical illness induced hyperglycemia in critically ill children can be treated with intensive insulin therapy, but hypoglycaemia is a potential serious side effect.
But Japanese police commonly use prolonged interrogations, threats, and other ill treatment to induce confessions, especially from those who are believed to be guilty but who refuse to confess.
However, this technique requires anticoagulation that may induce severe bleeding in critically ill patients (1).
