Sentence examples for worsened multiple from inspiring English sources
Because of similarities to the EAE model, the fact that administration of the quintessential T helper (Th) 1 cytokine gamma interferon (IFN-γ) worsened multiple sclerosis (Panitch et al., 1987), and the typical cellular composition of brain- and cerebrospinal fluid-infiltrating cells, multiple sclerosis for a long time was considered to be a Th1-mediated disease (Sospedra and Martin, 2005).
It progressively worsens multiple aspects of health over time, from short-term memory loss to behavioral changes to loss of bodily functions.
The bike is an excuse for generation-gap comedy as well as being a rev-driven smokescreen for a fragile portrait of a young carer coping uncomplainingly with her father's worsening multiple sclerosis.
In particular, the probability of survival is low in patients with persistent or worsening multiple organ failure after 48 72 hours [82 84], as well as in transplanted patients with mechanical ventilation exceeding 2 weeks [82].
He was 66.The death of the respected international and environmental policy lawyer was announced by the law school, where he continued to work despite progressively worsening multiple sclerosis.
Includes worsening multiple organ system failure, fever, lower extremity edema, and thigh hematoma.
AVP-induced ACTH release is reported to be less sensitive to feedback inhibition by glucocorticoids than ACTH induced by corticotropin-releasing hormone (32), which might worsen multiple aspects of the metabolic syndrome.
In particular, the probability of survival is low in patients with persistent or worsening multiple organ failure after 48 72 hours [ 82- 84], as well as in transplanted patients with mechanical ventilation exceeding 2 weeks [ 82].
Chest X-ray revealed that the pulmonary disease worsened with multiple nodules in the entire lung.
(2) Do episodes worsen with multiple recurrences?
Martinez-Lapiscina, E. H. et al. Retinal thickness measured with optical coherence tomography and risk of disability worsening in multiple sclerosis: a cohort study.
