Sentence examples for manifested conditions from inspiring English sources

Clinical phenotype ranges from silent carrier to clinically manifested conditions including severe beta-thalassemia major and mild beta-thalassemia intermedia.

The clinical and hematological spectrum of beta-thalassemia ranges from silent carrier to clinically manifested conditions including severe transfusion dependent beta-thalassemia major and beta-thalassemia intermedia (TI).

The instances of self-harm, how they're being treated when they're manifesting conditions of extreme anxiety".

In culture, this upregulation is manifested under conditions that are conducive to nondifferentiative cellular proliferation [ 45].

Intriguingly, however, our data here indicate the full impact of anti-oestrogen-induced genes may only be manifested under conditions of poor cell-cell contact.

It is noteworthy that the ADA considers manifested (currently operative) disabling conditions while GINA considers genetic information that may not have resulted in any manifest conditions.

While current demographics point to less alarming prevalence of thyroid dysfunction, certain populations such as children with Down syndrome appear to manifest conditions related to thyroid dysfunction [ 2].

The unconditioned reality is manifested in conditioned form.

On this theory, while (following Mencius, 372 289 BCE) insisting that people are basically good (well intended and sensitive to the sufferings of others), he accepted that the manner in which this basic disposition is manifested is conditioned and at times contained by a person's specific qi endowment (native talents and gifts, qizhi), family and social environment, and other factors.

Dozens of genes contribute to the development of the disorders we call autism, schizophrenia, bipolar illness, severe depression and A.D.H.D. Two people with the same genetic predisposition to mental illness may manifest their conditions differently.

The association between obesity and the deterioration of cardiovascular health, which manifests in conditions such as diabetes and hypertension (abnormally high blood pressure), places obese persons at risk for accelerated cognitive decline as they age.