Sentence examples for infectious stress from inspiring English sources

Adrenomedullin (ADM) is a peptide which can act as a hormone and is produced by multiple tissues during physiologic and infectious stress with varying physiological functions, including vasodilatory, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial activity, which is further enhanced by its regulation and modulation of complement activity [7].

In addition to this global warming may also increase the infectious stress due to invasive micro pathogen and parasitic diseases [ 13, 14].

During a non-infectious stress response, leptin is an acute phase reactant.

"Religions may be for marking, but at a more fundamental level, social marking may in and of itself be due to infectious disease stress".

This process may lead to a reduced capacity to respond to infectious and stress factors later in life.

This process may lead to a reduced capacity to respond to infectious and stress factors later in life and may cause long-term tissue damage.

Scientists define those triggers broadly: chemicals, infectious agents, stress, hormones, drugs, diet, weight gain, behavior, and more have all been cited as etiological factors.

Aside of infectious causes, stress and environmental factors such as weaning, temperature, stocking density, dust, humidity, transportation and inadequate nutrition are also important co-factors in development of disease [ 3].

Premature birth and susceptibility genes may make infants more vulnerable to allergic, environmental, infectious, or stress-related triggers that could stimulate mast cell release of pro-inflammatory and neurotoxic molecules, thus contributing to brain inflammation and ASD pathogenesis, at least in an endophenotype of ASD patients.

While animal nutrition can be limited by water, mineral availability, heat stress, infectious disease, and parasites, short-term competition between livestock and wildlife is seen as occurring through lowering the availability of fodder (Ogutu et al. 2011).

Researchers have long known about the infectious nature of stress.