Sentence examples for workers alterations from inspiring English sources

In coal mine workers, alterations of lung function parameters are associated with the development of CWP and with changes in circulating MMP-9, TIMP-9, IL-13 and IL-18R.

A recent cross-sectional study found that blood samples of oil spill workers showed alterations consistent with impairment of the hepatic and hematopoietic systems [ 20].

Socially regulated behavioral pathways, hereafter referred to as "social pathways", presumably link social signals from the queen and other workers with alterations in worker physiology, which in turn lead to changes in behavioral state (e.g. worker task) that are integrated into an emerging colony level function.

Our results support findings of previous studies by other workers, concerning the alterations in muscles and motor units after axotomy of peripheral nerves in neonatal rats.

Our findings suggest that subclinical exposures to cholinesterase inhibitor (and potentially other) pesticides, via take-home routes by flower workers, may induce physiological alterations in children resulting in decreased blood pressure.

Top and co-workers reported that such alterations also occur in the buccal mucosa of septic children [ 59].

Many workers have described the degenerative alterations that occur in the musculotendinous cuff past middle life.

Maconochie et al. [ 6] looked at over 46,000 children born to UK nuclear industry workers and found no statistically significant alterations of the sex ratio.

There are three major possible explanations for this finding: the workers with pain had relatively low severity of myalgia, metabolic alterations preceded detectable alterations in levels of algesics, or peripheral sensitization and other muscle alterations existed in TM.

For example, Ju and co-workers have demonstrated that telomere dysfunction induces alterations in the microenvironment that affect aging of the hematopoietic system [55].

To obtain such insight, a large multi-center international observational study has been conducted by Boerma and co-workers to investigate the prevalence of microcirculatory alterations in intensive care patients, regardless of their underlying disease.