Sentence examples for inducing symptoms from inspiring English sources

Is it possible that stress can be a causative factor in depression, or should the research approach be more precise to unravel the stress-induced specific molecular mechanisms eventually inducing symptoms that are defined as depression?

Dr. Virginia Fee, Robert's state-appointed therapist, concludes that Anna has something like Munchausen syndrome by proxy, inducing symptoms of emotional illness in Robert.

These virtues are absent here, and the prospect of more UNCLE films like this makes me worry that the bad guys are releasing nerve-paralysis gas into cinemas inducing symptoms identical to fatal boredom.

The covert filming he undertook while researching Munchausen syndrome by proxy, to prove that some adults were inducing symptoms in children to attract attention for themselves, provoked charges of entrapment from angry parents.

Although patients may not be conscious of their motivation or even their behaviors, deliberately embellishing history or inducing symptoms exemplifies behaviors designed to enhance a self-concept of being ill.

"I am very concerned that mother has moved from exaggerating symptoms to inducing symptoms," the report read, according to the Star-Telegram.

Do the necrotic-inducing activities of NLPs facilitate the pathogen's ability to infect and induce symptoms?

But the caffeine can also induce symptoms such as insomnia.

In the short term, it induces symptoms such as heat, pain and swelling, but this kills dangerous microbes and simultaneously stimulates bodily repair and regeneration.

Most laboratory asthma research still uses genetically created proteins to induce symptoms in mice; often, the proteins are taken from egg whites.

By injecting spider or snake venom into a horse, Calmette induced symptoms of a bite, causing the body to produce antivenin.