Sentence examples for more chronic changes from inspiring English sources

However, we cannot exclude that more chronic changes in airway inflammation contribute to sympathetic activation in chronic obstructive lung disease or in asthma.

More chronic changes to the IAP are related to abdominal cavity's properties and have to be further studied.

Potentially, this could relate to the relative robustness of our mice; evaluation at a later time point might have allowed us to detect more chronic changes.

More chronic changes to the IAP are related to abdominal cavity's properties which need more time to alter, and have to be further studied.

These included early changes such as scattered angular, atrophic fibres which are densely stained with NADH-TR as well as more chronic changes with small and large grouped atrophy and fibre type grouping.

It is, for instance, possible that an MRI may look completely normal after the acute lesion has resolved and prior to the development of more chronic changes such as fat replacement and new bone formation.

Other organisms, including Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Treponema pallidum (the spirochete that causes syphilis), may cause more chronic inflammatory changes without pus but involving a characteristic arrangement of mononuclear inflammatory cells called histiocytes.

Several studies have suggested that the content of α2 subunit in skeletal muscle is relatively more sensitive to chronic changes in muscle activity than α1, but the reported results are somewhat variable (summarized in [ 17]; Table 2).

The higher OR of pain in baggage handlers with increasing seniority could possibly be explained by the combination of recurrent episodes of acute pain from soft tissue strains and more chronic pain from degenerative changes in the joints and tendons at higher seniority.

Patients with three or more chronic diseases have not changed their health care utilization.

Overall utilization of outpatients decreased after the introduction of cost-sharing in indemnity health insurance; however, this effect size was stronger for the poor and patients with three or more chronic diseases have not changed their health care utilization.