Sentence examples for pathological symptoms from inspiring English sources
Other, more innocent-seeming tests nonetheless interpret any number of personal preferences as pathological symptoms.
The judge in the case noted in his sentence that many appropriated children continued in adulthood to be "hostages or prisoners of the nets woven by their appropriators" and that the erasure of identity imposed by these adoptions could produce "pathological" symptoms.
OGG1 null animals accumulate excess levels of 8-oxoG in their genome, yet they do not have shorter life span nor do they exhibit severe pathological symptoms including tumor formation.
Among several immune-related factors including cytokine genes, the polymorphism in interleukin 4 (IL-4) promoter gene showed a great impact on outcome and pathological symptoms of L. major infection at least in mouse model.
The juxtaposition of styles of portraiture with such extreme pathological symptoms creates a bizarre sensation: it's rather like chancing upon a film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice that features a graphic anal sex scene between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy.
However, it is still unknown if these alterations manifest afterwards as pathological symptoms.
Florfenicol application caused no pathological symptoms besides a light chlorosis in S. alba, B. napus and S. lycopersicum seedlings.
The patients reported no cardiovascular (hypertension and/or ischaemic cardiopathy), cerebrovascular risk factors, or internal pathological symptoms.
Similar degrees of pathological symptoms occurred from the lowest to thehighest doses, suggesting a threshold effect [36].
T. cruzi's pathological symptoms of the heart and blood vessels are similar to those caused by thromboxane A2 thus, the role of this eicosanoid in parasite's pathogenesis was investigated [94].
The blood serum has large number of enzymes but to assess the normal and pathological symptoms of liver, alanine transaminse (glutamate pyruvate transaminase) and aspartate transaminases (glutamate oxalate acetate transaminase) are useful.
