Sentence examples for physiological hallmarks from inspiring English sources
We are interested to determine whether AgNPs could induce DNA fragmentation, which are physiological hallmarks of apoptosis in bacteria.
These abrupt changes may be triggered by the confluence of several non-linear interactions, and are likely to be related to the physiological hallmarks we refer to above.
The two major physiological hallmarks of T2D are insulin resistance and relative insulin deficiency caused by β-cell failure.
Furthermore, Pitx2c heterozygous or atrial specific deletion of Pitx2c display molecular and physiological hallmarks of human AF [ 13, 19, 20], which also is observed when Pitx2 is deleted in adult mice [ 21].
The physiological hallmark of heat-shock response in yeast is a rapid, enormous increase in the concentration of trehalose.
Lastly, we studied bone loss, another physiological hallmark of aging.
As originally shown in our 1986 study, and in hundreds of studies since then, rapid shallow breathing is the physiological hallmark of weaning failure.
Certainly, it is naive to think that a behavioral addiction, such as gambling disorder should be immune to such neuroplasticity, as this is thought to be the physiological hallmark of all learning.
While we know more about weaning failure than we did in the 1980s, we still do not know the mechanism of its physiological hallmark - rapid shallow breathing - and our understanding of neuromuscular control of breathing remains superficial.
These findings indicate that patients with diabetic painful neuropathy had relatively enhanced brain activities of CHEP, even with corresponding reduction of IENF densities, and suggest that the CHEP amplitude could serve as a physiological hallmark of evoked pain in diabetic painful neuropathy.
The physiological hallmark of acute respiratory distress syndrome is disruption of the alveolar-capillary membrane barrier, which results in the development of noncardiogenic pulmonary oedema in which a proteinaceous exudate floods the alveolar spaces, impairs gas exchange and precipitates respiratory failure [ 6, 7].
