Sentence examples for progression of alterations from inspiring English sources
It is obvious that organ failure is not an all-or-nothing phenomenon, but a progression of alterations from normal organ function to organ failure [ 16].
To characterise the extension and progression of alteration of neurosensory layers following acute and chronic branch retinal artery occlusion (BRAO) in vivo using spectral-domain optical coherence tomography.
For familial colorectal cancer the histopathologic progression, as well as the progression of genetic alterations, has been defined [ 6].
Interim sacrifices were performed periodically to monitor fiber number and dimensions in the lung and the progression of pulmonary alterations.
Using genetic mouse models we were able to examine the progression of synaptic alterations along the corticostriatal pathway in HD.
The onset and progression of neuropathological alterations (and finally conversion from mild cognitive impairment to clinical AD) is variable.
13– 15 Prospective studies to evaluate the progression of retinal alterations and to assess the possible contribution of OCT to disease characterization are warranted.
Taking into account these previous data, the purpose of this study was focused on elucidating the historical progression of these alterations by studying a series of animals with advanced cirrhosis and ascites.
Expression of MMP11 in intraepithelial squamous lesions suggest that, as in squamous lung carcinomas, it could be related to progression of phenotypic alterations acquired early during the malignant transformation pathway of cervical epithelium and it is maintained after invasion[ 35].
We can hypothesize that several mechanisms related to DM (e.g., stress damage, interstitial accumulation of advanced glycated end products) might contribute to development and progression of these alterations.
It has to be mentioned that by this definition not only patients with actual infection were classified as H. pylori-positive, but also patients with prior eradication therapy or those in which bacteria have disappeared during the progression of histological alterations.
