Sentence examples similar to problematic thyroid from inspiring English sources
A person would have to drink three million glasses at one time to reach a problematic dose in the thyroid.
An analysis published by the British Medical Journal on Monday described "cancer" as particularly problematic when used to describe some thyroid cancers less than 1cm in size, some low and intermediate grade breast cancers, and localised prostate cancer.
Triclosan's potential for hormone disruption (the science is strongest in support of its potential to disrupt thyroid function) is particularly problematic for Avon, which is arguably more visibly tied to pink-ribbon marketing and breast-cancer awareness than any other cosmetics company.
According to the 2004 WHO report, the diagnosis of minimal invasive follicular thyroid carcinoma (FTC) is problematic because of its morphological and molecular similarities to benign follicular thyroid adenoma (FTA) [3].
Almost all patients with critical illness have low tri-iodothyronine values because of changes in thyroid hormone metabolism ('nonthyroidal illness'), thus making recognition of thyroid disorders problematic.
The multi-channel blocking agent amiodarone is currently widely employed, although its use can be problematic due to the potential for significant extra-cardiac toxicity, particularly in lung and thyroid tissue.
Moreover, maternal thyroid dysfunction has been related to abnormal foetal position such as breech and problematic cephalic position, both in turn related to obstetrical complications [ 39, 40].
Founder, Butterfly Thyroid Cancer Trust.
