Sentence examples for pathological interest from inspiring English sources

Some sort of pathological interest in staying alive.

Those stories -- augmented by dancing chickens, floating skulls and plump Sicilian women in citrus-hued pants -- mainly concern Mr. Guarrasi's pathological interest in the virginity of his four husky sisters.

This linking of the muscles of the two eyes is an important physiological feature and has still more important pathological interest in the analysis of squint, when the two eyes fail to be directed at the same point.

Although the phrase orthorexia nervosa should be applied only to pathological conditions, it is commonly used to describe states ranging from healthy behaviours to a pathological interest for healthy and pure food [ 2].

In this study, a 255 core TMA comprising the spectrum of low grade to high grade Gleason scores of organ confined tumors was used to address several questions of clinical and pathological interest based on statistical modeling of the expression of selected biomarkers.

The 2% with a "borderline-pathological" interest are liable to say they would spend several thousand pounds on a napkin or paper plate the celebrity used, or are willing to do something illegal if the celebrity told them to.

His great-granddaughter Jeannie, an oil tycoon whose contemporary tale is the novel's best, channels Eli's pathological self-interest; Eli's son Peter, representing the alternative "liberal" view, is sanctimonious and weak.

Transglutaminase 2 features in both confirmed and some still ambiguous roles within pathological conditions, raising interest in developing inhibitors and imaging probes which target this enzyme.

Using this approach, a plethora of structural classes has been rationally designed, synthesized, and tested in vitro against the planned biological targets and, often, screened against additional proteins or pathological events of interest.

While attachment of drugs to suitable carriers significantly improves their bioavailability, owing to their increased residence time in blood circulation and enhanced solubility, the therapeutic efficacy of the drug can be improved by the site-selective accumulation in the pathological zone of interest that sometimes were called therapeutic-effects-related sites.

Pathological changes of interest were defined as inflammation and structural changes including erosions, sclerosis and ankylosis.