Sentence examples for susceptibility development from inspiring English sources

1) Assess the clinical implications of cellular and molecular patterns for disease susceptibility, development, or progression and therapeutic intervention.

The existence of main windows of susceptibility (development) and targets (gonad functionality) can be deduced, together with a dose- and time-dependent BPA effectiveness.

Contrasting data exist on the effect of gender and menopause on the susceptibility, development and liver damage progression in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).

The pandemic is related to urbanization with longevity and changes of lifestyle, from a traditional active way of life to a modern sedentary style with unhealthy diets and obesity, combined with genetic susceptibility development [ 3] and probably also poverty [ 4].

Therefore, in this large prospective cohort, we investigated the G34A and C421A polymorphisms in the ABCG2 gene between 1169 BC patients and 1244 healthy controls and attempted to explore the correlation between these polymorphisms with BC susceptibility, development, and clinical outcomes after chemotherapy.

This amplicon encompasses many genes and it is conceivable that, as suggested by the variability of response to anti- ERBB2 therapy in patients with ERBB2 amplification, more than one gene in the amplicon could contribute to breast cancer susceptibility, development and progression (Willis et al, 2003).

Patients with different constitutions have different susceptibilities, development, and prognoses for certain diseases.

This suggests that in this line of rabbits, some have developed susceptibility to development of autoantibodies regardless of the immunogen.

"When healthy mice were co-housed with mice that had altered gut microbes, the healthy mice also developed a susceptibility for development of liver disease and obesity".

Mechanical ventilation not only may enhance the local and systemic dissemination, and perhaps growth of pathogenic bacteria, but it may also increase susceptibility to development of systemic bacteremia.

Cytokine polymorphisms are among the most important genetic factors influencing an individual's susceptibility and development of the disease.