Sentence examples for is secondarily involved from inspiring English sources
In other words, our current data may provide morphological evidence that the choroidal outer layer is primarily targeted in the acute stage of VKH disease, while the inner layer is secondarily involved.
In G-CSF-R −/− mice, SDF-1 was downregulated and mobilisation of endothelial precursor cells was not observed compared with wild-type control mice following treatment with a CA4P derivative, indicating that SDF-1 is secondarily involved in G-CSF-induced mobilisation of endothelial precursor cells (Shaked et al, 2009).
Due to its close relationship with several anatomical structures, the HFP can be secondarily involved by adjacent disorders.
In addition, the HFP may be secondarily involved to menisci and ligaments disorders, injuries of the patellar tendon and synovial disorders.
The presence of rutin in the formulation could also be secondarily involved in this process of collagenization.
Studies have shown in several diseases initially affecting podocytes, that the neighboring glomerular parietal epithelial cells (PECs) are secondarily involved.
Here we characterized mGluR5 expression in subfields of the mesial temporal structures, including the hippocampus, subicular complex, and entorhinal cortex (EC) in a series of TLE specimens on which the hippocampus was the primary site of seizure onset (HS group) (Babb et al., 1984b) and in specimens where the hippocampus is probably secondarily involved (non-HS group).
In advanced, widespread lymphomatous disease, the female genital organs are frequently secondarily involved.
Significant differences were revealed in the diversity and virulence-gene carriage of Enterobacteriaceae and E. coli clones isolated from faeces of active and non-active coeliac patients and healthy controls, suggesting that this bacterial group could be primarily or secondarily involved in coeliac disease.
It is, secondarily, a place to read them.
When the estimated M w is reliable, the scaling law used is secondarily important.
