Sentence examples for suppression disease from inspiring English sources

The intensification of aquaculture exposes cultured animals to stressful conditions, pathogens, and leads to deterioration of the environment, which leads to growth suppression, disease outbreaks, products of low market value and eventually significant economic losses (Sakai 1999; Rufchaie and Hoseinifar 2014).

The impact of maraviroc on duration of viral suppression, disease progression to AIDS, and survival has not yet been reported.

Among human immunodeficiency virus (HIV infected patients, adherence to antiretroviral therapy (ART) is a primary determinant of virological suppression, disease progression, and death [ 1– 3].

Francisco Vieira et al. suggested that immune suppression diseases, such as chronic renal disease and hepatic disease, and chronic steroid therapy for autoimmune disease could be risk factors for DNI [ 2- 8].

Remission, our elected goal, should be understood as a near-complete suppression of disease activity or an absence of discernable disease activity [ 11].

9 10 In recent years, use of tocilizumab, a humanised monoclonal antibody against IL6 receptor, has succeeded in achieving more effective suppression of disease activity of RA, compared to conventional disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs).

ISRCTN11916566 and EudraCT2006-006186-16 In rheumarthritishRAtreatment treatment with disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) is targeted at achieving optimal suppression of disease activity.

Clinically, tocilizumab, a humanized mAb specific for IL-6R, has outstanding anti-inflammatory effects, including suppression of disease activity and erosive progression in patients with RA that is resistant to traditional disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs [ 42].

In fact, many researchers have long argued that planting a diversity of crops should lead to benefits like greater productivity and the suppression of disease, compared with single variety plantings known as monocultures.

One could make the point, in fact, though the author does so lightly, that business interests have been a positive force in the suppression of disease.

This process is interfered with by certain drugs, especially phenytoin, used in the management of epilepsy, and by the long-term use of sulfonamides in the suppression of disease.