Sentence examples for limited pathology from inspiring English sources

Limited pathology information on the breast samples was provided by the supplier.

In addition, the complex host-parasite interaction leads to only limited pathology.

Since the cardiac muscle and a proportion of skeletal muscle fibers in the mouse are of limited pathology, the results suggest that the tagged PMOs could be used to target apparently normal muscles for exon skipping systemically.

In addition, only minor clinical signs or limited pathology at a small number of sites were permitted.

Limited pathology data suggest that inflammation is more prominent in patients with DM than in nondiabetic control subjects (70), and those with T1DM in particular are affected.

In spite of the limited pathology available, the benefit of our study is that it provides neuropsychological and neuroimaging features useful for differentiating VHF-DLB and CBS in the antemortem period.

Recently CD8 effector cells that are able to produce IL-10 and thereby limit pathology have been described [8].

IL-10 is a down-regulatory cytokine and plays a key role in limiting pathology by inhibiting overproduction of pro-inflammatory cytokines [18], [19] particularly in the chronic phase of infection [20], [21].

This study was carried out within the framework of the European Union-funded INCO-DEV Trypadvac2 project (PL003716), the overall objective of which is to limit pathology associated with trypanosomal infections through development of an anti-disease vaccine.

As suggested by the hygiene hypothesis 8, this may reflect reduced exposure to infection, particularly by parasitic helminths (worms), which would normally shape and balance immune responses to limit pathology and promote tissue repair 9, 10.

While helminths have independently evolved various strategies to gain entrance to host tissues and to actively evade or even manipulate the signaling network of the immune system, the host developed strategies to limit pathology by shifting the TH2 response towards immunosuppression instead of triggering an inflammatory tissue-damaging response.