Sentence examples for would be pathologic from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising that these particular measurements do not severely decline in response to resveratrol treatment in normotensive normoglycemic individuals (i.e., individuals who do not have "loss of homeostasis" [ 37]), given that hypotension and hypoglycemia are indicative of disrupted homeostasis and would be pathologic, rather than advantageous.

In most cases, both consequences are pathologic.

A value of >0.6 was considered to be pathologic.

Knowing the passive properties during shortening would be valuable to study pathologic conditions, but a completely different measuring apparatus would have to be constructed.

Histologic studies that include comparisons with wrist studies would be necessary to determine pathologic reasons.

It is possible that local blood flow was limited by tissue and vascular injury from the pneumonia, resulting in subtherapeutic tissue levels of amphotericin B. This would be consistent with the pathologic findings of heavy concentrations of fungal elements in injured lung parenchyma that was not in proximity to normal vascular structures.

Diagnostic pathologic evaluation would be based on a combination of standard histology, immunohistochemistry (IHC), and the application of molecular testing.

Forced expression of the genes, which are associated with target functions in normal physiology, but lost in pathologic states, would be an appropriate option for the therapeutic development.

Therefore although mp-MRI results are very promising for planning local salvage therapies targeted to positive regions, further whole-mount radiologic-pathologic correlation studies would be required to definitively validate the role of mp-MRI in detecting and localizing local PCa recurrence.

The idea that only "Typical" deglutition would be a correct deglutition induced to believed that "Atypical" deglutition is pathologic and need some kind of treatment.

The ability to detect MMP-14 in vivo would be useful in studying its role in pathologic processes and may potentially serve as a guide for the development of targeted molecular therapies.