Sentence examples for vulnerability to pathology from inspiring English sources

This then increases the vulnerability to pathology or age-associated diseases.

Each disease shows a distinct neuronal pattern of vulnerability to pathology.

The aging process is often characterized by a loss of adaptive response to life challenges and an increasing vulnerability to pathology (i.e., aging-associated diseases) and functional limitations.

Our results might provide support for the view that some common processes of oxidative and nitrosative stress (13) and changes in vulnerability to pathology (40), in conjunction with external factors such as smoking (68), may increase the risk of declines in both physical and cognitive functioning.

Aging is accompanied by increasing vulnerability to pathologies such as atherosclerosis (ATH) and Alzheimer disease (AD).

Within the EC, the vulnerability to AD-related pathology is not homogeneously distributed and differs between medial and lateral strips in humans, which has been related to similar findings in the rodent MEC and LEC, respectively (Khan et al., 2014).

The authors detected some hub regions (heteromodal associative regions) with selective vulnerability to AD pathology due to the damage of inhibitory interneurons providing a loss of inhibition at the cellular level.

Therefore, these parent data suggest that the symptoms in the high-scoring twins of the MZ discordant group are likely to be the consequence of a moderate genetic vulnerability to OC pathology in addition to or in interaction with environmental mediators.

Ketanserin treatment, by preventing the enhanced expression of calcineurin and Prkcb1, may serve to ameliorate the enhanced vulnerability to chronic stress-evoked pathology and the increased 5-HT2 receptor function in MS animals.

Previous volumetric imaging studies have mainly focused on the neocortex and hippocampus, in view of the well recognized roles that these structures play in higher cognitive functions and memory, and their apparent vulnerability to Alzheimer's disease pathology.

A few examples of sentences that add to the confusion instead of clarifying it: In the Introduction: "Furthermore, the two subregions differ not only in structure and function, but also in their vulnerability to Alzheimer's disease-related pathology (Khan et al., 2013)".