Sentence examples for originally healthy from inspiring English sources
"originally healthy" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that had positive attributes at one point in time, but has since deteriorated. For example, "The lake was originally healthy, but decades of pollution have corrupted it."
Only 7 of the originally healthy colonies were infected with CYBD during the experiment (Table 1) and the macroalgal treatments had no effect on infection state (Pearson chi-square P = 0.379).
Subsequently, adaptive transformation of the orally located, originally healthy colonic segment toward a secondary megacolon (Bodian et al. 1949) evolves.
In contrast, enteric neurodegeneration of an originally healthy (normoganglionic) segment becomes manifest in at least 20%% of patients suffering from Chagas' disease (Köberle 1968).
In its hereditary, secondary form (e.g. in Hirschsprung's disease), dilation occurs in an originally healthy colonic segment due to an anally located, aganglionic zone.
Accordingly, a fusion event between a damaged and healthy organelle would not only dilute out the damaged components in the former, but contaminate the healthy components of the latter; fusion has the potential to harm the originally healthy organelle to the same extent that it benefits the impaired one.
Originally 22 healthy male volunteers were assessed for eligibility from September, 2005 to January, 2006 in Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province.
Nine of the originally 27 healthy control subjects had to be discarded for either positive TPOAb, TgAb or heightened TSH levels in two consecutive blood samples taken about 3 months apart, leaving 18 participants in both groups, see Table 3.
This post originally appeared on Healthy Child Healthy World's blog.
Today scientists released the results of a study in which they found that a thing that people used to do and/or eat, and which they were originally assured was healthy, then were later told was unhealthy, only to be encouraged to consume it again, does actually cause cancer, after all.
By Sarah Hutto July 22, 2016 Today scientists released the results of a study in which they found that a thing that people used to do and/or eat, and which they were originally assured was healthy, then were later told was unhealthy, only to be encouraged to consume it again, does actually cause cancer, after all.
This was originally published on Healthy Relationships with Kyle Benson.
