Sentence examples for produced asthma from inspiring English sources

Therefore, one possible explanation for the larger effects of traffic exposure in children without these strong risk factors is that other risks, for example, dietary factors, indoor allergens, or other environmental exposures, produced asthma in the high-risk group, regardless of traffic-related exposures.

In recent years, many researchers have been investigating whether bacterial infections play a role in causing or worsening the lung inflammation that produces asthma.

Infections like tonsilitis and bronchitis are likely to produce asthma in the absence of sufficient Vitamin C, which comes from citrus fruits and greens.

This design does not allow us to think that Down syndrome produces asthma and acute leukaemia.

Our data indicate that HMPV may also be important in this regard, and its role in the pathogenesis of wheezing in the younger child, as well as the mechanism by which it produces asthma symptoms, warrants further study.

Additionally, our lab has demonstrated that asthma-like inflammation induced by the HDE is CRA specific[ 12] and CRA administration will produce asthma-like pulmonary inflammation[ 13, 14].

Combined with lower NO2 levels in the highly educated cohort population, this factor may have produced more asthma diagnoses at lower NO2 levels than at higher levels.

Interviewees were shown a selection of PAAP templates at interview, including those produced by Asthma UK [ 16] and those promoted by the local NHS Board, and were asked to confirm which plans, if any, they owned or issued.

In asthma, endotoxin exposure has been shown to be protective of development of allergic disease at low levels while also producing nonallergic asthma and/or aggravating symptoms of existing asthma (Douwes et al. 2003; Smit et al. 2009).

For each questionnaire, the weights for the relevant responses ('yes' answers) were summed to produce an asthma score reflecting the probability of asthma in that individual.

Reducing anxiety in adults by relaxation-breathing techniques has been shown in clinical trials to produce good asthma outcomes.