Sentence examples for which pathologies from inspiring English sources
Objetives: It is well established in which pathologies NIMV can be useful, but an inadequate patient selection may cause an increment in morbidity and mortality as well as a delay in endotracheal intubation.
While the aim in most studies is to determine which pathologies NIMV will have a better outcome, the main objective in our study was to define whether the blood gas values (pH, paCO2 and paO2) are the ones that may indicate which patients are better suited for NIMV.
Such models, including iPSCs, have the potential to serve as novel, powerful tools that could help elucidate which pathologies are the primary initiators and accelerators of AD pathogenesis, and could also serve as platforms for therapeutic development.
The analysis of the transcriptome at different time points in life provides a "downstream" view of all these influences and can reveal which pathologies are actually developing at those instants.
In all cases in which pathology was described in the report, the images were re-evaluated.
This article discusses how curriculum reform has changed the ways in which medical students encounter pathologists and pathology, and the way in which pathology teaching is managed.
Department-led didactic courses in pathology have been replaced by centrally managed, problem-based integrated curricula in which pathology may at first be difficult to identify.
On the other hand, for many years TB had been considered as an immunopathological disease, in which pathology develops due to uncontrolled host inflammatory reactivity to the pathogen.
Considering the Vavs function as GEF, dysregulation of Rho is one possible mechanism by which pathology in the iridocorneal angle might result and is one that deserves further study.
Two other neuropathologists (T.W. and J.W). examined all histological slides for which pathology was detected during the primary screening.
The length of time for which pathology specimens are stored varies by pathology department and according to the type of biological specimen involved.
