Sentence examples for toxic disease from inspiring English sources
When Dr. Brian Druker discovered Gleevec more than a decade ago, he transformed a CML diagnosis from a death sentence into a manageble chronic disease, and simulanteously ushered in a new era of targeted, minimially toxic disease therapy.
Ipso facto, it should also come as no surprise that the country singer turned pop-star, born December 13 , 1989 would stand up against the disease in an effort to presumably, positively impact those who may or may not have experienced losing a loved one to the toxic disease, while also spreading awareness of the atrocities of the fickle killer.
Epilepsy is a chronic condition characterized by recurrent clinical events or epileptic seizures, which occur in the absence of a metabolic or toxic disease or fever [ 6].
Tetanus is a toxic disease generally prevented by immunization, but it is still present in the Third World and it shows high mortality rate.
Tetanus is a toxic disease produced by Clostridium tetani mostly prevented by immunization, but it is still prevalent in the Third World, has a high mortality rate and uses a high number of ICU resources.
They have an incubation period of months to decades, during which there are no symptoms, even though the pathway of converting the normal brain PrP protein into the toxic, disease-related PrPSc form has started.
It is possible that lifespan is extended by distinct mechanisms for each protein but as these proteins were identified using a biochemical approach applied to prepare toxic, disease-associated proteins, it is also possible that worm proteins share structural features associated with toxicity such as an ability to interfere with protein homeostatic machinery.
Stimulation with TLR3 makes tumor vaccines effective, and there is no induction of tumor invasion, proliferation, cytokinemia, or toxic diseases.
These include genetic mapping, description of the numerous isoforms, characteristics of the IL receptors, general and specific antimicrobial and antiparasitic activities, role in tumoral and toxic diseases, etc.
The early diagnosis of ragwort poisoning is extremely difficult as many conventional biochemical and histopathological indicators of the disease are non-specific and do not discriminate ragwort poisoning from other immune, infectious or toxic diseases [ 2].
Patients with suspected toxic liver disease, cholestatic liver disorders, obstructive jaundice, previously diagnosed Wilson diseases, hemochomatosis, gastrointestinal bypass surgery, systemic disorders and infections were excluded from the study.
