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First, the onset of disorders such as schizophrenia frequently occurs during or just after puberty (2, 3) suggesting that sex steroid-triggered maturational changes in the brain may unmask vulnerability (4, 5).

Thus, it seems that prenatal exposure to maneb, rather than paraquat, may sensitise/predispose mice to development of PD (or lead to a state of increased vulnerability), whereas paraquat exposure later in life may unmask the silent toxic effect of the earlier maneb exposure and then lead to clinical symptoms of the disease.

Clinical observations have suggested that statin exposure may unmask or accelerate the course of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, (ALS) [ 8].

"It's possible that alcohol may unmask some of those changes," Dr. Ritchie said.

"The downside of interval training is that any time you are pushing your body to high intensity, you may unmask symptoms of underlying health problems," says Dr. Wasfy.

CONCLUSION: Atypical antipsychotic treatment may unmask or precipitate hyperglycemia.

CONCLUSION: Atypical antipsychotic use may unmask or precipitate hyperglycemia.

In some patients with equino-cavo-varus deformity, correction of the cavus deformity may unmask a dropped first metatarsal.

As explained above and shown in Figure 3, norepinephrine infusion may unmask the impairment of LV contractility.

This is why echocardiography, when repeated at different times, may show how norepinephrine infusion may unmask poor intrinsic LV contractility (Figure 3).

These data suggest that the androgen withdrawal may unmask Maspin expression in prostate cancer, which frequently lacks Maspin expression (Table 2) [65].