Sentence examples for premature changes from inspiring English sources

This process is an essential part of normal pregnancy, but premature changes are associated with preterm birth.

Typical presentations of ADHD symptoms in childhood are premature changes of activity, restless when calm expected, distracted by the environment, forgetful, acting out of turn, intrusions on peers, and thoughtless rule-breaking [ 39].

Nuclear RHAMM may play a further role in sequestering TPX2 [ 49] to these compartments to prevent premature changes in microtubules/mitotic spindle assembly and to facilitate repair of DNA aberrations caused, for example, by ionizing radiation [ 200].

This can have potential negative effects on the central nervous system (Fried 2002) through cell damage and reduced cell number caused by errors in cell development (Roy and Sabherwal 1994) and a premature change from replication to differentiation (Slotkin 1998).

Conclusions: Patients after Kawasaki disease tend to have a more adverse cardiovascular risk profile potentially indicative of an increased predisposition to premature atherosclerotic changes.

When South African park rangers recently introduced a number of older bull elephants into several destabilized elephant herds in Pilanesburg and Addo, the wayward behavior — including unusually premature hormonal changes among the adolescent elephants — abated.

Conclusions: Diagnosis of premature cervical changes by ultrasonography was correlated with treatment earlier in gestation and with a favorable impact on perinatal outcome in both patients treated with cerclage and those treated conservatively.

Moreover, due to deformities secondary to the localized overgrowth, there are premature degenerative changes in joints.

However, he said discussions around corporation tax were "premature", as changes would take several years to take effect.

The possible disadvantages of cement augmentation include infection, premature osteoarthritic changes of the adjacent joint and chronic effusion in the joint.

We report a patient with severe HTG and signs of chronic pancreatitis, steatosis of the liver and premature atherosclerotic changes, but without cutaneous symptoms of HTG.