Sentence examples for patients that react from inspiring English sources
It seems reasonable to assume that patients that react differently to treatment represent different pathologies or psychological profiles, and that patients experience different courses over time both in relation to pain and disability.
Our assay also avoids false positives caused by variable amounts of anti- E. coli antibodies present in patient sera that react with the minor amounts of E. coli proteins that co-purify with bacterial recombinant proteins; such contaminants are even present in some pharmaceutical-grade recombinant protein preparations [ 3].
Sera from lung cancer patients contain autoantibodies that react with tumor associated antigens (TAAs) that reflect genetic over-expression, mutation, or other anomalies of cell cycle, growth, signaling, and metabolism pathways.
From our point of view, it seems to be important to recognize patients with severe heart failure as a special patient group that reacts very sensitively to pH changes because of already exhausted compensatory mechanisms.
They found evidence in the patients' blood for antibodies that react to Zika virus.
The filoviruses represented the largest group of patient samples that reacted in our study.
Most patient samples that reacted in the CHIKV IgM ELISA were ONNV upon confirmatory testing in the PRNT (Table 3).
Several findings in PD patients support its role in the disease process: the presence of T cells in the SN of patients; the existence of IgG that react with dopaminergic tissue; and dopamine derived oxidative products in serum and CSF of PD patients [34], [35], [36].
Patients with CAR possess autoantibodies that react with retinal proteins, including recoverin (23 kDa) and α-enolase (46 kDa) [ 3, 4].
The inhibition of ADAMTS-5 by 2B9 may resemble that of auto-antibodies present in patients with thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura that react with the Sp domain of ADAMTS-13 [ 30, 31].
Hence the antigen(s) of tumour extracts that react with patient's leucocytes are, at least partially, unrelated to cancer.
