39 Also for valve calcifications, the biology is now thought to be more on longstanding mechanical stress than on inflammation.
A growing body of evidence supports a longstanding hypothesis that psychosocial stress, especially chronic stress and depression, influences occurrence of hypertension [ 32, 33].
The standard narrative in a large scholarly literature on the subject stresses longstanding prejudice on the West Coast, war-induced fear of a Japanese invasion and the incompetence of on-the-spot military officials, who were afraid of a Japanese-American fifth column.
Marshall shared the 2005 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for proving that stomach ulcers are caused by the bacterium Helicobacter pylori rather than by stress, a longstanding and erroneous connection that formed the basis both of thinking on the subject and of the lucrative standard treatment.
Law schools today are under great economic stress, and longstanding approaches to law school organization and operation no longer work well.
Exposure of the ovary and tubal epithelium to inflammatory agents due to frequent ovulation leads to the development of oxidative stress and longstanding unresolved oxidative stress has been suggested to cause malignant transformation.
It was noteworthy, for starters, that the King made a point of stressing the longstanding ties of amity between Morocco and its neighbor, Algeria, engraved during some of the moments in history that mattered most to both countries.
He stressed the longstanding partnership between the European Union and the Ministry of Public Health of the DRC, as well as UNICEF.
In the meantime, and given the DREC's stress on the longstanding requirement for two-weeksQ, notice prior to any overflight, operational planners for this mission should be prepared to provide at least a notional schedule for flights should we get indications that the GOA and neighboring countries are prepared to provide clearance.
