Sentence examples for persistent cycles of from inspiring English sources

The respiratory disease is characterized by persistent cycles of lung infection and inflammation leading to mucous obstruction of the airways.

With the rising population of adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa and a persistent cycle of HIV transmission between adolescent girls and young women and men 8-10 years older, we still have much work to do.

Therefore, disruption of the cooperative interplay resulting from partial down-regulation of MyD88 signaling in B cells and kidney cells would act to break the persistent cycle of inflammation and vascular permeability resulting in kidney damage in SLE without fully immunosuppressing the host.

In dystrophin-deficient muscles, contraction-mediated injury causes persistent asynchronous cycles of segmental necrosis and regeneration in small foci of muscle fibres (Bridges, 1986; Petrof et al., 1993).

Interpreting our findings for partner-specific associations in the context of the previous literature is limited by the absence of similar preconception couple-based cohorts with exposure characterization for a mixture of persistent chemicals and 12 cycles of follow-up consistent with the clinical diagnosis of infertility (American Society for Reproductive Medicine 2008b).

For the full length peptide simulation, and as the peptide assumed its persistent compact (helical) conformation, two cycles of reduction of the number of waters were undertaken.

They are caused by a combination of persistent direct pressure (or repetitive cycles of pressure, leading to reperfusion injury) along with shear forces (acting in parallel to the body's surface) and an impaired skin condition (Grey et al., 2006b).

No persistent thrombocytopenia was observed after multiple cycles of chemotherapy.

Persistent chronic irritation will cause repeated cycles of cell death, cell proliferation and other inflammatory responses.

Four patients (13%) on the grade 3 arm discontinued therapy because of toxicity including one patient with persistent grade 3 proteinuria after 14 cycles of therapy, 1 patient with dehiscence of a previously healed craniotomy incision after 7 cycles of therapy and the two patients described above with grade 1 CNS haemorrhage.

Persistent [F]FDG uptake after two to four cycles of chemotherapy indicates a high likelihood of relapse [ 15] (Table 5).