Sentence examples for term pathology from inspiring English sources

In the same manner, iron supplementation to resolve the anemia associated with schistosomiasis may actually increase the development of long term pathology by providing on-going increased iron availability.

The early effects of the classic rodent non-genotoxic hepatocarcinogen phenobarbital have been investigated in the Fisher rat using a combination of metabolomics and transcriptomics, to investige early stage mechanistic changes that are predictive of longer term pathology.

According to Addy et al. [ 28] and the Canadian Consensus Document [ 5], DHS has been defined as 'pain derived from exposed dentin in response to chemical, thermal tactile or osmotic stimuli which cannot be explained as arising from any other dental defect or disease (previously, the term pathology was used by Addy [ 29])'.

Vince Castranova, chief of the pathology and physiology research branch of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, in Morgantown, W.Va., said the new study was "very well done," but added, "So far, we haven't done the studies long enough to determine the long-term pathology".

In sports, physiotherapists should avoid and correct these biomechanical disorders, responsible for long-term pathology.

The brain's response to acute stress can define the line between life-saving adaptation and long-term pathology.

Toxic exposures that occur early in development could determine long-term pathology in the central nervous system.

Moreover, the supporting connective matrix was left intact after cryotherapy application and long-term pathology findings revealed a complete lack of scarring or stricture [ 26].

We postulate that AD and ATH are both caused by chronic immunologic challenge that induces CH25H expression and protection against particular infectious agents, but at the expense of longer-term pathology.

There is limited data regarding long-term pathology in RDP and FHM patients, the data presented here suggest that specific missense alterations affecting the ATP1A proteins are capable of being neuropathogenic, which should be investigated further.

Therefore, in vivo studies that involve short-term exposure of rat lungs to fibers and subsequent assessment of relevant endpoints, notably fibrosis, are probably adequately conservative for predicting long-term pathology – that is, will identify fibers that have a fibrogenic or carcinogenic potential (Bernstein et al., 2005c ).