Sentence examples for maladies associated with from inspiring English sources
That could potentially reduce diabetes, heart disease, cancer, high blood pressure and other maladies associated with poor diets.
The "metabolic syndrome" maladies associated with insulin resistance and obesity – many authorities now just use the term "diabesity" – are expected soon to overtake tobacco as the leading cause of heart disease in the world.
Epidemiologic reports indicate that annually over 4.4 million patient clinical visits in USA are due to shoulder maladies associated with tendon disorders (Nixon et al. 2012).
A life of excitement, scandal, provocation, sex, alcohol (Abbey died, at 62, of esophageal varices, a malady associated with alcoholism) and the inherent mysticism of the deepest dwelling in nature.
While several of these maladies are associated with mutations that destabilize the native TTR quaternary and/or tertiary structure, wild-type TTR amyloidogenesis also leads to the degeneration of postmitotic tissue.
The BlackBerry has spawned designer accessories; earned a nickname ("CrackBerry") that reflects its addictive nature; and even has a malady ("BlackBerry Thumb") associated with over-use.
Others report various maladies they associate with the hum, including headaches, diarrhea, nosebleeds, dizziness, fatigue and memory loss.
Animal tissues and fluids can contain other disease-causing contaminants, like prions, a poorly understood class of molecules associated with maladies including mad cow disease.
Lack of social contact is associated with maladies from high blood pressure to lung disease to depression.
These operations involve nSpire Re, an Ireland-based reinsurer, and include long-term claims associated with asbestos maladies.
In disease, SOX2 alterations have been associated with developmental maladies, such as anophthalmia-esophageal-genital (AEG) syndrome, which occurs when there is a heterozygous mutation of SOX2 that leads to abnormal development of ectodermal and endodermal tissues [11].
