Sentence examples for some pathologies from inspiring English sources

In some pathologies elevated cytokines are associated with elevated MMPs.

An increasing number of studies have appeared in the last ten years indicating that some pathologies may correlate with geomagnetic activity and cosmic rays.

Specific diets have not been shown benefictial effects in some pathologies (short bowel syndrome, acute pancreatitis, renal insufficience treated with dyalisis, and respiratory insuficience).

The obtained homogenized macro-equations (Boutin et al., 2017; Eremeyev et al., 2017) show some pathologies that reflect the exotic behavior of the considered metamaterials, even if they are of interest by themselves (Eremeyev et al., 2017).

Moreover, some pathologies might cause a thinning or scarring of the myocardial walls.

"I saw class actions up close, and I saw there were some pathologies involved in the process," Redish says.

It seems to give him some social adaptability — or to give him some pathology.

The standard assumption is that an affair is a symptom either of marital dysfunction or of some pathology on the part of the perpetrator.

I've been called a lesbian and a feminist, as if these terms signal some pathology that automatically disqualifies anything I argue.

It is unclear what causes posterior crossbites, but they may be due to skeletal, soft tissue, dental, or respiratory factors or develop as the result of a habit, e.g., thumb-sucking or some pathology.

But they in turn may be failing to consider that the annual reaffirmation of the doctor/patient connection may itself be a defense, and part of the reason some pathology isn't found in the fullness of time.