Sentence examples for many pathologic states from inspiring English sources

The dysfunction of arterial endothelial cells is a hallmark of many pathologic states including atherosclerosis and diabetes mellitus [6].

EC injury, activation, or dysfunction is a hallmark of many pathologic states including atherosclerosis, loss of semi-permeable membrane function, and thrombosis [25].

Glycan structures depend on the cell type, developmental stage and cell differentiation, and are modified in many pathologic states including cancers.

The assumption that the concentration of certain reference metabolites (e.g., total creatine and choline) remains constant may be incorrect under normal conditions, as well as in many pathologic states.

The findings of Dr. Robbins and Dr. Rall yielded insights about what are "normal and pathologic states in the thyroid, and how to distinguish between them," said Dr. Phillip Gorden, an endocrinologist who directed the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases at the N.I.H. from 1986 to 1999.

Mutations in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) cause a variety of pathologic states in human patients.

It is also a critical player in many pathologic processes, most notably in neoplasia.

Lighter or no sedation is beneficial, and interruption is desirable in patients who require deep sedation for specific pathologic states.

Therefore, knowledge of the consequences of infusing different types of crystalloids and colloids during physiologic and pathologic states is necessary.

A number of studies identified various agents and pathologic states impairing the glycocalyx scaffolding and ESL thickness.

However, it remains unclear what traits precede the onset and increase the risk for these pathologic states.