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An altered right to left heart imbalance provokes the development of immersion pulmonary edema when inspiratory work is high, e.g., during swimming at high intensity level or SCUBA diving with negative pressure breathing setting.
Together, these data indicate that induction of inflammatory arthritis via endogenous (K/BxAg7) or transferred (K/BxN) arthritogenic serum provokes the development of atherosclerosis.
In additional, hemodynamics can be altered by variations in serum calcium through changes in left ventricular stroke volume and output [ 28]; and essential hypertension can alter calcium metabolism which in turn provokes the development of myocardial hypertrophy [ 57].
In chronically exposed cells, it is anticipated that the antioxidant defence mechanism will be altered as repeated exposure of cells to oxidants usually provokes the development of a series of adaptive responses that are distinct from those following acute exposure.
This necessity has provoked the development of compact particle accelerators.
Pro-inflammatory factors, in turn, provoke the development of pulmonary edema in ventilated preterm infants and lambs [64 66].
Today's incomparably more sophisticated radar has itself provoked the development of vastly better countermeasures, collectively known as stealth technology.
Repeated cycling first provoked the development of cracks into the coating as well as martensitic transformations (β/L10) within the β-NiAl phase.
As predicted by Fitch (1972), prevailing oblique subduction upon the ancient forearc region may have provoked the development of a bisecting transcurrent fault parallel to the trench axis.
Such modification has provoked the development of urban sprawl and massive land use replacement which poses serious threat to sustainable development.
The residues cause toxic effects on consumers, such as allergic reactions in sensitive or sensitized individuals, provoke the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and may induce cross-resistance against other antibiotics of similar structure or mechanism of action, making it more difficult to treat certain infections [7].
