TdP usually manifest in conjunction with QT-interval prolongation or if patients present with particular risk factors.
In both groups, subclinical infections occurred each year during the 3-year study period, and clinically manifested infections decreased in conjunction with an increasing level of H2N2-specific hemagglutination inhibition antibody.
This may reflect the important role of sICAM-1 as a mediator of progressive microvascular disease, which often manifests as nephropathy in conjunction with retinopathy in diabetes.
The agen's power to act requires a distinctive causal capacity that is not reducible to other sorts of causality but that can only be manifest as such in conjunction with these other causal processes.
A considerable number of societies manifest scratching and biting in conjunction with sexual activity, and most of this is done by the female.
For reasons unknown, temporomandibular disorder (TMD) can manifest as localized pain or in conjunction with widespread pain.
As we identify genes involved in psychiatric disorders, the next step will be to study how the risk associated with susceptibility genes manifests across development and in conjunction with the environment.
Notably, WT littermates treated with AmBisome (3 mg/kg injected at days 0, 2, and 4 relative to viral inoculation) behaved identically to the Ifitm3−/− mice, experiencing a clinical course usually observed with more pathogenic strains of IAV and manifest by severe symptoms in conjunction with a weight loss exceeding 25% of their starting values.
AGS is a GC cell line manifesting hypermethylation of the CLDN11 promoter in conjunction with absent CLDN11 mRNA expression.
Lung involvement is rare, but is manifested as innumerable nodules on imaging, usually in conjunction with dissemination to other sites, and is mostly asymptomatic.
These are manifest primarily as significant hemorrhage in conjunction with vascular disruption (Miller et al., 2011).
