Sentence examples for present with the onset of from inspiring English sources

Our analysis indicates that widening of QTc intervals was present with the onset of diabetes at twelve weeks of age in ZDF rats.

In 2004, encephalitis of unknown etiology primarily affecting young women presenting with the onset of acute behavioral disturbances was first recognized in Japan [ 1].

The present paper deals with the onset of local buckling of compressively loaded thin-walled beams made of orthotropically laminated composite materials using discrete plate analysis.

The results showed that G6PD deficient neonates presented earlier consistent with the onset of overt clinical jaundice as the trigger for hospital admission.

Short-lasting attacks of mild to moderate ipsilateral fronto-periorbital head pain, accompanied by lacrimation and mild conjunctival injection during more severe attacks, were present from the onset of symptoms, with a gradual worsening over the next few months and remitting during naproxen therapy.

PURPOSE: To describe historical and presenting features of infants with the onset of esotropia in early infancy to provide a better understanding of the clinical spectrum of the disorder.

Patients with Type 2 diabetes can present with ketoacidosis and the onset of autoimmune diabetes can be slower in older patients.

Among the 11 children with nephrotic syndrome who presented before the onset of ESRD, 6 had received treatment with corticosteroids and were all steroid resistant.

Regarding children who presented before the onset of ESRD, 11 (57.9%) presented with nephrotic syndrome, while 5 (26.3%) presented with CGN.

Approximately 50% of psychiatric disorders presented earlier than did AA, with the other half presenting after the onset of AA. 42 Furthermore, stressful events preceding hair loss were recalled in 9.8% of adults and in 9.5%–80% of children.

In the present study, AVP plasma levels increased with the onset of septic shock in all groups and remained at this level in the placebo group during the whole study period.