Sentence examples for systemic imbalances from inspiring English sources

This is despite recent evidence which suggests that active inflammation is a strong driving force that leads to local and systemic imbalances in the coagulation system [ 3].

There are stories that we like to tell ourselves to account for large systemic imbalances in our society, myths that we employ to feel comfortable in our analysis of social problems.

The country's economic situation, whose dash for growth has made its citizens among the world's richest but also created systemic imbalances, has deteriorated sharply in the wake of the credit crunch.

Investigate underlying systemic imbalances.

Fixing the systemic imbalances in our economy isn't some theoretical exercise, and the time to move toward a more inclusive economy is now.

In aging, complex accumulated systemic imbalances may result in the generation of excess free radicals that overwhelm cellular antioxidant defenses, thereby causing oxidative stress [2].

That's a systemic imbalance that needs to be counteracted, as they show up and do their jobs just the same.

So we can recall that time we got shitty customer service by a black person, or had some black person make fun of us for something, and we think, 'we're the victims of racism now,' paying no attention to the ongoing systemic imbalance in our favor".

Compared to normal subjects or patients with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), patients with PC have a systemic imbalance in their OS/antioxidant status [36].

A systemic imbalance between procoagulant and anticoagulant pathways exists in severe sepsis, leading to thrombus formation in the microvasculature and to subsequent end-organ injury.

Interestingly, at 24 hr, copper and selenium in the liver also increased, suggesting that pulmonary zinc exposure can result in systemic imbalance of other essential metals (Gilmour et al. 2006b).