Sentence examples for more severe responses from inspiring English sources

Depending on conditions and if you are kept in isolation, prisoners develop more severe responses such as hearing voices and delusional beliefs".

Controlled laboratory studies have shown that O3 can invoke acute lower inflammatory responses in both healthy and asthmatic subjects, however, asthmatics appear to experience more severe responses [ 44].

Given the increased sensitivity of asthmatics to bradykinin (Fuller et al. 1987), our findings suggest that activation of the kinin pathway by brevetoxins could be another mechanism that contributes to more severe responses in patients with compromised airways.

A second, shorter uprising in 1814 had wider popular support, and it provoked a more severe response from the captain general, costing Arce more than four years in prison.

If the areas treated with cryotherapy had two or more reactions, the more severe response was recorded.

The more severe response defined as funisitis, occurred in 27 of the total 46 cases with a confirmed fetal inflammatory response (48.7%).

In this same model, blockade of the EPCR also resulted in a more severe response to sublethal E. coli bacteraemia [ 17].

In the experimental animal, pulmonary cellular responses to both cotton and barley dust were similar to those evoked by moldy hay and pigeon dropping dusts, although after multiple doses a more severe response was seen to cotton and barley.

More interestingly, blocking endogenous activation of protein C in the same model using an antibody to protein C resulted in a more severe response to a lethal dose of E. coli, and a sublethal dose was made lethal.

By contrast, Morris et al. found that mice with pan-pancreatic β-catenin deletion, driven by Ptf1a Cre, exhibit a more severe response to experimental pancreatitis, including sustained loss of acinar cells (Morris et al., 2010).

Hence, we speculate that there is a spectrum of placental ER stress in vivo, stimulating a mild homeostatic response in the chronically hypoxic placenta at altitude and a more severe response with pathological consequences, in cases of deficient maternal spiral arterial conversion.