Sentence examples for inflammatory expression from inspiring English sources
The case is worth recalling amid the chaotic protests targeting American embassies across the Middle East, an explosive response to an inflammatory expression of speech.
SINCE Sept. 11, nations that have strong laws and traditions against hate speech are apparently growing even more alarmed about inflammatory expression that they fear could lead to racial or religious violence.
Our aim is to evaluate inflammatory gene expression at rest and at 1 and 24 h after strenuous exercise in COPD patients and study the patient variables associated with inflammatory expression.
In this work we addressed the influence of this nano-network on growth pattern, morphology, inflammatory expression profile, expression of structural proteins, homotypic interactions and angiogenic potential of human EC cultured on a scaffold made of a blend of starch and poly(caprolactone).
Additionally, inflammatory expression may influence the survival of tumor cells within the vasculature and thus enhance the probability of brain metastasis.
The unique expression patterns of prostaglandin pathway and inflammatory control genes that we have observed suggest that in cases of uncomplicated spontaneous preterm labour, there is no underlying inflammatory expression profile.
The additive effects of inflammatory expressions in two or more organ systems raise interesting possibilities regarding pathophysiology and treatment targets.
The volunteers whose happiness was more eudaemonic, or based on a sense of higher purpose and service to others — a small minority of the overall group — had profiles that displayed augmented levels of antibody-producing gene expression and lower levels of the pro-inflammatory expression.
The review concludes that there is no discernable transition from a pro- to an anti-inflammatory expression phenotype in blood in human sepsis.
The studies conclude that there was no discernable transition from a pro- to an anti-inflammatory expression pheno-type in whole blood in human sepsis.
But in the liver and heart, glucocorticoids stimulate reactions that are pro-inflammatory: expression of genes encoding acute-phase reactants and potentiation of the cardio-stimulatory actions of catecholamines.
