Sentence examples for normal disease from inspiring English sources

By being honest he also hopes to persuade South Africans that AIDS is a normal disease.Despite the jocular names, many people still consider AIDS to be shameful.

Also worth keeping in mind is that the normal disease rate is much higher: four in 10 people will eventually develop cancer without exposure to extra radiation, Hoffman notes.

While much of our insight regarding macrophage functional subtypes has been garnered through elegant studies in mice, which are amenable to genetic manipulation, far less is known about such cells in human tissues, and particularly in the brain under normal, disease, or injurious conditions.

Furthermore, we excluded experiments with transgenic pathogens or hosts focused on specific research questions, as these typically show inflated responses that are not representative of normal disease.

At the same time, any detection method must rely on a pool of historical data to both establish a baseline of normal disease variability and estimate the model parameters.

The similarity between the theoretical and experimental chronic preservation thresholds corresponding to the preservation of 3.3% CD4+ T cells in the acute phase suggests that the chronic preservation above the survival threshold is a consequence of normal disease progression from the acute to the chronic phase, with constant levels of immune response differing among animals.

Lupus results from a breakdown of the normal disease-fighting function of the immune system.

Patients in group 3 were included only to serve as normal (disease-free) controls.

By inhibiting the complement cascade at this point, the normal, disease-preventing functions of proximal complement system are largely preserved, while the properties of C5 that promote inflammation and cell destruction are impeded [101].

We first asked whether or not there was statistically significant differential gene expression in physiologically normal disease-free skeletal muscle between young and old individuals (Table S1).

The model was fitted using only normal, disease-free individuals and then, as far as we are able to ascertain, applied to all (diseased and disease-free) individuals.