Sentence examples for systemic presence from inspiring English sources

It has been shown that prolonged systemic presence of a drug can cause a build-up of that drug in the skin.

The aim of this study was to assess systemic presence of RA-AAB in patients without RA who had oral or lung mucosal inflammation.

The series of molecular events we report are also remarkably fast: between initiation of bacterial colonization and systemic presence of IFN-γ lie less than 8 h.

The data suggest that, upon systemic presence of PNV, endogenous signaling mechanisms may have activated transcription factors and promote proteins translational regulation in newborn rats.

Taken together, these data suggest that the systemic presence of reversible inhibitors may exert additional benefit, for example, via inhibition of nonplatelet P2Y12 receptors.

The reason why these particular cytokines are modulated in response to inhalation injury is not known; however, we hypothesize that cytokines are locally consumed in the lung, thus lowering the overall systemic presence as measured in the serum.

Gender, stage of disease (I+II vs III+IV), systemic symptoms (presence vs absence), bulky disease over 5 cm (presence vs absence), marrow involvement (presence vs absence) and first-line use of anthracycline-based chemotherapy (yes vs no) were used as categorical variables.

Overall, 561 (53.3%) had systemic extension (presence of distant metastasis) of their disease.

12. Chronic systemic diseasea Presence or absence of diabetes, congestive heart failure, ischemic heart disease, etc. 13.

The exclusion criteria were: volunteers affected by vascular and/or neurological systemic conditions, presence of other concomitant headache, movement coordination impairment or any musculoskeletal disability that could interfere in the test performance.

Those that systematically continue to do this after their emergence appear to have consolidated and develop into successful political parties (e.g. FN, VB, SVP, LN, etc)., whereas those that did not uphold 'learning' failed to (or have yet to) consolidate into a systemic political presence (e.g. REP).