Sentence examples for puberty and increased from inspiring English sources
(The drugs have serious side effects, including severe mood alteration, weight gain, stunted growth, suppressed puberty, and increased bone fragility).
For example, in the hippocampus, Gh mRNA levels are lower prior to puberty and increased in post pubertal rats [ 15].
They found that the high-fat olive oil diet accelerated puberty and increased propensity to carcinogenesis in the exposed rats.
BTHS is an X-linked disease exhibiting cardiac and skeletal myopathies, delayed growth until puberty, and increased susceptibility to bacterial infections due to cyclic neutropenia (see Box 2).
For example, higher prenatal exposure to DDE has been associated with greater male height and weight adjusted for height at puberty and increased weight for height in peri-pubertal girls [ 8].
With gestational exposure alone, BPA advanced puberty and increased the number of terminal ducts, TEBs, alveolar buds, and preneoplastic lesions in the mammary gland (Markey et al. 2001; Murray et al. 2007).
The bio-social gap, explained as the early onset of puberty and increasing age of marriage, has widened in most low-income countries (4).
Additionally, the WHR of women decreases (becomes more attractive) during puberty and increases again after menopause (Kirschner & Samojlik, 1991).
In the present study, we report that neurotoxic lesioning of the MePD advances puberty and increases weight gain in female rats fed a normal diet.
In the mammary gland, perinatal exposure to BPA alters ductal invasion of the stroma at puberty and increases lateral branching and the number of terminal ends during adulthood (Markey et al. 2001a; Munoz de Toro et al. 2005).
Although significant declines in treatment adherence have been observed as children with type 1 diabetes enter puberty and experience increased insulin resistance (3, 5– 8), the course of glycemic control and potentially modifiable factors that predict change in glycemic control in this age group are not well understood.
