Sentence examples for inflammatory illness from inspiring English sources
Exclusion criteria for controls included recent weight change, ill-health, or underlying inflammatory illness (e.g., rheumatoid arthritis).
Pharyngitis, inflammatory illness of the mucous membranes and underlying structures of the throat (pharynx).
Still, there are lingering questions about how successfully the drug beats back the inflammatory illness, and researchers are now looking to launch a much larger clinical trial to address them.
This is the lupus autoantigenic bottleneck through which the autoimmune process must past to culminate in clinical inflammatory illness.
Kawasaki Disease (KD), the most common cause of acquired heart disease in children in developed nations, is an acute systemic inflammatory illness of young children, affecting the medium-sized arteries, particularly the coronary arteries.
In the present study we enrolled only children who fulfilled the following eligibility criteria: 1) prepubertal age (Tanner stage 1); 2) absence of acute or chronic inflammatory illness; 3) lack of diabetes mellitus, primary hyperlipidemia, hypertension and obesity due to endocrine diseases; and, 4) no current regular medications.
Cohen's conclusions, he says, are "potentially generalisable to a range of other inflammatory illnesses".
Enhanced circulating levels of galectin-3, a proinflammatory cytokine, have close relation to poor prognosis of some inflammatory illnesses.
Patients with acute mood episodes are at increased risk of developing systemic inflammatory illnesses, and patients with inflammatory-based illnesses have a higher risk of developing mood disorders (Connor and Leonard 1998).
Fattening up our meat gives bacteria a fighting chance to kill antibiotics, and has been linked to childhood obesity and inflammatory illnesses like heart disease, type II diabetes, and cancer.
Therefore, the neutralization of both cytokines could provide beneficial effects in patients suffering from autoimmune or inflammatory illnesses.
