Sentence examples for type of insult from inspiring English sources

"It underscores the importance of controlling diabetes during pregnancy, and it provides us a place to look when evaluating and developing interventions for children who may have experienced this type of insult prenatally".

We conclude that information gathered so far on these four biomarkers— sTREM-1, suPAR, proADM, and presepsin suggest that they may have a role in future clinical developments, whether as diagnostic tests, or for stratification of patients by type of insult or severity, or to assess the therapeutic activity and efficacy and during follow-up of patients.

By intent, this is a subtle treatment that we believe represents the type of insult that is more broadly experienced by people than the acute toxicity observed with higher doses of 3-NP (Liu et al., 1992; Ming, 1995).

Collectively with the p53 knockdown results, it is clear that the DD activated an orchestrated combination of stress-responsive transcription factors to adapt cellular homeostasis to this specific type of insult.

Furthermore, it has been proposed that the pathophysiology of ALI/ARDS may differ depending on the type of insult [ 12], affecting the response to different ventilatory strategies [ 13, 14].

'PI Type' is the type of insult (if present) used during the experiment to provoke a change in the measurement (for example, an injection of a drug given to the subject to affect blood pressure measurement).

In this study, we subjected the lung to three types of insult, individually or in combination: Perfusion block.

This system may represent a local cellular response system designed to mitigate damage arising from various types of insult.

Both types of insult produce qualitatively similar changes in critical factors needed for PT pore formation.

Indeed, the detrimental effects of aneuploidy parallel those of gene expression noise, and mechanisms such negative autoregulation should allow cells respond to both types of insult.

This knowledge could help understand the types of insult that trigger selective vulnerability to more peripheral regions of a neuron, as well as indicate whether classical neuroprotective strategies are appropriate for preventing more localised dendritic or synaptic damage.