Sentence examples for systemic component from inspiring English sources

But Wheeler, from a similarly Heideggerian position, claims that the way to address the "inter-context" frame problem, as he calls it, is with a dynamical system in which "the causal contribution of each systemic component partially determines, and is partially determined by, the causal contributions of large numbers of other systemic components" (Wheeler 2008, 341).

This scale may also be useful in studies or clinical trials evaluating the systemic component of UC.

This scale may also be useful in studies or clinical trials evaluating the systemic component of CD.

The co-morbidities of migraine with aura and stroke, ischemic heart disease, and cervical arterial dissection [47 53] indicate a vascular or systemic component in migraine.

However, given the possibility that SPA-induced ARDS may have a systemic component (as suggested by mild hypotension in two of the SPA-injured animals), further delineation of the systemic effects of SPA-associated ARDS should occur first.

It is not clear if the systemic inflammatory response represents a spillover of mediators from the lung or is primarily a separate systemic component to the disease [54, 55].

We have found that Krt76-null mice exhibit a marked inflammatory disease phenotype with systemic components: splenomegaly and lymphadenopathy (Fig. 2).

Many organs contain components involved in the synthesis and actions of the RAS, which are largely independent of the RAS systemic components and not accessible to routine laboratory testing [14, 15].

The era of collaborative care has given rise to an exciting, much-needed frontier of medicine: oral-systemic medicine, or the approach to care that considers both oral and systemic components of wellness.

Systemic components of regulation include parathyroid hormone, 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3, and calcitonin: local regulators include numerous cytokines and growth factors.

This is of relevance as it will help to understand the importance of systemic components compared to intrinsic muscle factors, such as disuse, in sepsis-induced muscle atrophy.