Sentence examples for metabolic abnormalities underlying from inspiring English sources
These findings provide new mechanistic links between air pollution and metabolic abnormalities underlying IR.
11 In addition to targeting multiple metabolic abnormalities underlying type 2 diabetes, combination therapies may result in improved adherence due to the smaller number of pills needed to be taken daily, and in some cases a reduction in overall medication costs.
Emerging evidence indicates that metabolic abnormalities underlie PAH (Fig 2B) (Sutendra & Michelakis, 2014; Zhao et al, 2014).
In addition to these lifestyle factors, it is likely that common genetic or metabolic abnormalities underlie the vulnerability to develop both schizophrenia and diabetes mellitus and metabolic syndrome.
This suggests that, if maternal metabolic abnormalities underlie adverse pregnancy outcomes, then therapeutic intervention needs to be provided early in pregnancy.
Although adipose tissue modifications caused by aging and obesity lead to highly similar metabolic abnormalities, the underlying mechanisms differ between the two conditions.
Other situations in which intramucosal acidosis could arise with preserved tissue perfusion are reperfusion injury [ 31] and cytopathic hypoxia generated by endotoxemia [ 32], with cellular damage and metabolic abnormalities as underlying mechanisms.
In addition, delineation of the characteristic metabolic abnormalities that underlie the development of paraproteinaemia may reveal novel opportunities for therapeutic intervention.
Findings thus reveal clear structural abnormalities underlying the functional abnormalities in the putative VWFA in WRD.
A mental status scoring scale was developed, and patients were scored 0 to 4 according to their delirium status after confirming that there were no correctable metabolic abnormalities as an underlying cause for delirium.
Primary treatment of osteoporosis includes consideration of underlying metabolic abnormalities and provision of supplemental calcium/vitamin D in conjunction with bisphosphonates or calcitonin, or both.
