Sentence examples for pathological traits from inspiring English sources

In this Review, we summarize key features of the dysbiotic states associated with chronic intestinal inflammation and colorectal cancer, and discuss how the dysregulated interplay between host and bacteria could favor the emergence of E. coli with pathological traits implicated in these pathologies.

However, due to each instrument's aim IDCP assesses extreme pathological traits and NEO-PI-R assesses healthier traits—, the occurrence of opposite correlations would also have been coherent.

"Genetic similarity increases the risk for expressing recessive, potentially pathological, traits and abnormalities," she says.

In the SZ literature, the resting state EEG is predominantly assumed to be a stable individual parameter, the variations of which reflect certain pathological traits in SZ.

In the present study, we used longitude research methods to identify the pathological problems in IAD, as well as to explore the mental status of IAD prior addiction, including the pathological traits that may trigger IAD.

This study aimed to evaluate the roles of pathological disorders in Internet addiction disorder and identify the pathological problems in IAD, as well as explore the mental status of Internet addicts prior to addiction, including the pathological traits that may trigger Internet addiction disorder.

The implication is that the violence that afflicts black America reflects a failure of lower-class black culture, a breakdown of personal responsibility, a pathological trait of a criminally inclined subgroup — not a problem with social and institutional roots that needs to be addressed through collective effort well beyond the boundaries of black communities.

Focal damage of the articular cartilage, centred on load-bearing areas, is an important pathological trait of human OA [ 41].

The smallest consistency degrees (0.206 and 0.246, additional file 3) are found in endpoints F and G in all of the actual pathological trait defined endpoints.

Aging is associated with a pathological trait, often associated with obesity (metabolic syndrome), which predisposes to diabetes and cardiovascular diseases [ 30- 34].

Apoptosis, Type I programmed cell death (PCD), is a normal response of a physiological process; it becomes a pathological trait in many diseases including cancers when apoptosis is irregulated.