Sentence examples for unknown etiologic from inspiring English sources

This response might be a futile attempt to protect from a yet unknown etiologic factor, leading to more inflammation and thus to a PET+ patient.

Four other schizophrenia loci with strong statistical support contain predicted targets of MIR137, suggesting MIR137-mediated dysregulation as a previously unknown etiologic mechanism in schizophrenia.

In accordance with the literature [ 1, 41] our study supports the notion that an unknown etiologic event disrupts the physiological tolerance towards the commensal P. acnes with subsequent deposition of non-degradable remnants, which gives rise to a nidus and causes granuloma formation.

Viral and microbial researchers are using next-generation sequences to identify unknown etiologic agents in human diseases, to study the viral and microbial species that occupy surfaces of the human body, and to inform the clinical management of chronic infectious diseases such as human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

Through this project, we created a population-based bank of clinical specimens that may prove valuable in the search for newly recognized etiologic agents, the development of diagnostic tests, and the standardization of nucleic acid-based techniques for identifying previously unknown etiologic agents.

An additional challenge for etiologic determination is that the majority of countries report at least some baseline rate of CKD that appears unrelated to traditional risk factors and thus is considered to be of unknown etiology [ 2].

The KD etiologic agent is unknown but likely to be a ubiquitous microbe that usually causes asymptomatic childhood infection, resulting in KD only in genetically susceptible individuals.

For many cases of encephalitis (32%75%%), the etiologic agent remains unknown (19 – 219).

The first recognized HFMD outbreak in Singapore occurred in 1970; the etiologic agent was unknown (3 ).

When source and transmission are identified, they must be eliminated even if the etiologic agent is unknown.

For example, the etiologic agent is unknown for many cases of apparent pneumonia (1 ); in a study conducted in California, USA, despite extensive testing and evaluation, an underlying cause of encephalitis was unidentified for 207 (62%) of 334 patients (2 ).