Sentence examples for pathologic shift from inspiring English sources
The pathologic shift affects all intravenous fluids.
Type 2, the pathologic shift is caused by dysfunction of the vascular barrier.
Moreover, damage to the central ligamentous column (i.e., the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments), is found to physiologically stress other joint structures due to the pathologic shift in the sagittal and longitudinal axis of rotation [7].
This pathologic shift is caused by a dysfunction of the vascular barrier basically because of 3 reasons: surgical manipulation, reperfusion injury and iatrogenic hypervolemia (regardless of kind of fluids administered, crystalloids or colloids).
It is widely accepted that solid tumors are associated with a pathologic shift toward the T-helper type 2 cytokine pattern; whereas T-helper 1-induced inflammation inhibits tumor growth.
On the other hand, if we view severity as a crude surrogate for a particular pathologic state, we would shift our focus to better defining those populations most likely to benefit from intervention, including patients who may not have met criteria for entry in the original PROWESS trial – those with disseminated intravascular coagulation or acute organ dysfunction from causes other than sepsis.
This balance is shifted under pathologic conditions to favor MMP expression and activity ultimately contributing to ECM degradation [ 9, 29- 33].
Hence, it is plausible that in ara-C exposed DRG neurons, ROS amplified by the high mitochondrial content shifts from physiologic to pathologic levels signaling stress to the nucleus.
What can Washington do to break the pathologic cycle of speculative boom followed by titanic bust?
Therefore, mucA mutations have previously been considered to be "pathoadaptive", since their occurrence and the subsequent action of natural selection shift bacterial adaptation to the pathologic lung environment [49].
These studies raise the possibility that unregulated loss of H3K27me3 through H3K27M mutation and elevated 5hmC could shift normal development into a pathologic state.
