Sentence examples for later diseases from inspiring English sources

Prior study has suggested that the type of disease found in IBS and IBD patients is dissimilar to bacterial or viral enteritis, as patients with the later diseases do not express the high levels of trypsin-like compound that are found in fecal specimens from IBS/IBD patients [31].

Furthermore, low birth weight followed by 'catch-up growth' has been indicated as an important risk factor for later diseases.

Well-known examples are MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) [ 2] for categorizing literature, the ICD family (International Classification of Diseases) [ 3] for recording (initially) causes of death and (later) diseases, and the family of SNOMED terminological systems [ 4].

Data collection during the prenatal period is important to ascertain aspects of the fetal environment that may contribute to congenital anomalies or later diseases related to maternal exposure to environmental toxicants.

Examination demonstrates reduced extension and right and left lateral bending, and flexion is reduced with later disease [ 21, 22].

Outside pregnancy, obesity in the mother and the newborn contribute to later disease patterns that can shorten life expectancy.

This will certainly improve sleep, and may reduce risk of later disease.

These data establish clear effects on vulnerability to later disease and neuroinflammatory injury, cognitive function and emotionality, and even responses to pain and susceptibility to metabolic disorders.

The influence of rapid weight gain on body composition in early infancy is still unknown and the critical periods of weight gain for later disease are debated.

In later disease, clinically meaningful benefits are achievable in some patients, but more impressively the combination of bevacizumab and lomustine shows early promise.

Fleming was among the earliest to test the Barker hypothesis experimentally by asking what could biologically explain the correlation between birth weight and later disease.