Sentence examples for pathology upon from inspiring English sources
However, recombinant G and F or chimeric FG were often found to cause enhancement of lung pathology upon RSV challenge, in association with the priming of Th2 cells [4].
Furthermore, recent protective efficacy studies in rhesus macaques demonstrated that SO2 vaccination significantly reduced pathology upon intratracheal Mtb infectious challenge, and provided significant protective effect by reduction in C-reactive protein levels, and body weight loss and decrease of several markers of inflammatory infection [15].
We previously reported that TgPAC-Notch3R169C mice display cerebral WM pathology upon aging [ 17].
These findings are in accordance with previous studies that showed nigral pathology upon HP administration [ 20, 21].
Instead, significant effects of amygdala pathology upon ERPs, as reported below, were specific to the comparison of facial expressions.
The diagnosis of patients who present with symptomatic CD, including malabsorption and obvious pathology upon biopsy, remains straightforward, with improvements noted on a gluten-free diet.
Given that these TSG vs. oncogene concepts have recently been summarised by excellent reviews on Hippo signalling in cancer[3, 12], we will discuss in this subsection only some selected cancer-related points before highlighting non-cancer related pathologies upon deregulation of Hippo signalling.
People are allowed their pathologies, and I understand it's human nature to try to force your pathologies upon other people, because community-making is a human-being-thing.
This "lumping" convolves and to some extent confuses expression of primary heart pathology with effects of extra-cardiac pathologies upon the heart.
Autoimmune pathology develops upon activation of autospecific conventional T cells (Tconv) and suppression of these immune-responses involves autospecific Treg (Kieback et al., 2016; Yang et al., 2015).
PD might then target the PD-ICA network due to a dual hit effect of pathology superimposed upon normal aging.
