Sentence examples for pathological disturbances from inspiring English sources

Pathological disturbances of mood, ranging from severe depression to manic behaviour, are common forms of mental illnesses.

The co-localization with other neuromodulators and the distinct up-regulation during and after pathological disturbances has drawn attention to this neuropeptide family.

Pathological disturbances represent an exaggeration of normal age-related changes, as exemplified by discriminative objective findings in sleep architecture and consolidation when comparing individuals with Alzheimer's disease (AD) of even mild severity to controls.

"In humans, sleep and feeding are tightly interconnected, and pathological disturbances of either process are associated with metabolism-related disorders," said Alex C. Keene, Ph.D. Keen is the corresponding author and associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences on FAU's John D. MacArthur Campus in Jupiter, Florida.

However, despite its importance, pathological disturbances of the node of Ranvier (and its surrounding domains) have received far less attention.

The reviewers raise a good point: pathological disturbances in RPE or photoreceptors due to Flt-1 knockout may themselves contribute to the development of CNV.

In recent years, increasing attention is being directed to the structure, maintenance, and pathological disturbance of the blood brain barrier (BBB), particularly with regard to enlarging a conceptual understanding of the signaling pathways that exist between and among the constituent cells of the BBB (i.e., endothelial cells, astrocytes, perivascular cells, and pericytes) [1].

Conversely pathological disturbance of the expression of FAK and of its isoforms could lead to abnormal cellular regulation.

Functional differences arising from common genetic variation or the availability of cofactors, such as iron, may therefore influence the clinical response to any such physiological or pathological disturbance.

The term 'latent' in a medical context is used to describe a state during which a clearly identified pathological disturbance or a pathogenic agent of a disease is detectable but remains inactive.

15 Validation studies show that the WatchPAT device has high sensitivity and specificity for pathological respiratory disturbances, estimating sleep time and apnoea-hypopnoea index accurately compared with polysomnography.