Sentence examples for strong chronic from inspiring English sources

In the SAMP1/Yit chronic ileitis mouse model that shares similarities with the TNFΔare mouse model, Matsuzaki et al. showed that antibodies against the α4β7-integrin ligand MAdCAM-1 significantly inhibited adhesion of T lymphocytes to microvessels of the terminal ileum of SAMP1/Yit mice, and led to a strong chronic ileitis suppressive effect [31].

So far, the ADRP model was the only model of strong chronic ER stress reported in Drosophila.

This recent work showed that a strong chronic ER stress induces apoptosis in the eye imaginal discs of Drosophila thanks to a CDK5/MEKK1/JNK signaling pathway.

These cold-induced symptoms are very good biomarkers of OIPN and their precocity are predictive of a strong chronic neuropathy after the repetition of chemotherapy cycles.

Although we were able to induce a strong chronic pancreatitis by redundant administration of cerulein, we observed some local inflammation adjacent to the carcinoma and a strong desmoplastic reaction, independent of the induction of pancreatitis (data not shown and Figure  7).

This indicates a central involvement of the pain system in the group of computer users with stronger chronic pain intensities.

Although both countries have a culture of media health reporting, Ghana has a stronger chronic disease media reportage culture than Cameroon.

Spectral components around 70 80 Hz (white arrows) appear to be strong in chronic migraine, to be weak in acute migraine, and are not identifiable in the control.

In the one-handers studied here, who rarely experience phantom sensations (Price, 2006), the observed reduction in inter-hemispheric connectivity may instead be related to the strong and chronic lateralisation of motor behaviour, resulting in dis-synchronisation of inputs between the two hand regions, as will be discussed below.

Not only is this additional activity found in migraine groups and not controls, but the intensity of this activity appears to be stronger for chronic migraine subjects as compared to acute migraine subjects.

As expected, these associations were stronger for chronic pain that was co-morbid with psychiatric disorders.