Sentence examples for systemic deterioration from inspiring English sources
High sympathetic overload is core to this systemic deterioration.
Eventually, parasites cross the blood-brain barrier and cause severe neurological consequences, systemic deterioration and, ultimately, death [ 5].
A significant increase in wait over time suggests the presence of a systemic deterioration of health care provision for women with early stage breast cancer in Nova Scotia.
It is characterized by a significant systemic deterioration, so-called pulmonary cachexia, that affects exercise capacity, quality of life, and survival in such patients [ 1- 6].
In comparison with the phenotypic approach, the DI emphasizes the aggregate (or systemic) deterioration in psychophysiological performance [ 7] rather than focusing on the presence of a specific set of conditions.
Appropriate antibiotic therapy was defined as administration of one or more antimicrobial agents shown to be effective against the meningeal pathogen, which achieve adequate CSF concentrations, commenced on admission or before neurological or systemic deterioration in inpatients [ 16].
Therefore, ROS appear to play a pivotal role in systemic endothelial deterioration and biological aging [ 58].
RA is an autoimmune disease that is associated with erosive joint destruction, progressive functional deterioration, systemic complications and high mortality [ 3], requiring long-term care to avoid long-standing and disabling polyarthritis and persistent deformity, thus leading to substantial socioeconomic burden and impairment of quality of life.
Similar conditions can be found during revision surgery of a previous implant or whenever a local or a systemic disease causes a deterioration in bone quality.
As previously observed, the increased disruption in the hepatic architecture was associated with a progressive deterioration in systemic hemodynamics.
Moreover, COPD exacerbations are characterized by increased airway and systemic inflammation and significant deterioration in lung fuction.
