Sentences with phrase «early manifestation»

I've discussed both chronic inflammation and carbohydrate intolerance extensively in relation to cancer — that both conditions are very early manifestations of most chronic diseases.

Her developmental studies have traced temperament from infancy into adulthood, linking early manifestations of individual differences to the familiar traits of adults.

The most common early manifestation of Lyme disease is an erythema migrans (EM) rash at the site of the tick bite.

First, the stress of wanting to work but being unable to can be harmful to mental health; second, employers tend to prefer applicants who seem healthier and third, because early manifestations of serious mental illness can in itself include disengagement from education and employment.»

In all of Collier's works emotions initially appear to be withheld, where her approach to the photographic image seemingly echoes earlier manifestations of photo - conceptualism in both style and emotional detachment, presenting the object of investigation as if ready for analysis and deconstruction.

Interestingly, such descriptions don't match modern forms of syphilis, which is mild at least compared to its apparent earlier manifestation.

The central crux of the glaucoma pathology is the degeneration of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs), which has two common early manifestations.

We noted that in the former Presbyterian Church U.S. two General Assemblies (1944, 1978) attended to earlier manifestations of dispensationalism.

Changing the rules was simply the earliest manifestation of a very special breed of founders who get things done on their terms.

I begin not with the earlier manifestations of proposals that solve the love / power riddle by negating divine omnipotence, thence to move forward in time.

Let us trace it back to its earlier manifestations.

The findings support the hypothesis that neuropsychiatric symptoms could represent the early manifestation of Alzheimer's disease in older adults.

The results suggest that worsening anxious - depressive symptoms may be an early predictor of elevated amyloid beta levels — and, in turn AD — and provide support for the hypothesis that emerging neuropsychiatric symptoms represent an early manifestation of preclinical Alzheimer's disease.

Using a fluorescent protein to detect Rgs16 expression, the investigators found that this gene is induced by pancreatic tumor formation starting from its earliest manifestation as ductal neoplasm all the way to advanced solid tumor in a spatially and temporally coincidental manner.

It was initially thought that age - related memory loss is an early manifestation of Alzheimer's, but mounting evidence suggests that it is a distinct process that affects the dentate gyrus (DG), a subregion of the hippocampus that receives direct input from the EC.

We will developed a novel imaging techniques called multi-functional optical coherence tomography (mf - OCT) that is capable of quantifying nanoscale structures of neural fiber layers and ganglion cells, and the oxygen consumption of the retina, to detect the two early manifestations of glaucoma.

The latter triggers a vicious cycle of persistent DDR and pro-inflammatory signals leading to chronic inflammation, tissue malfunction and degeneration with old age; in DNA repair - deficient patients, the rapid accumulation of DNA damage (in view of the DNA repair defect) would trigger the untimely activation of DDR signaling leading to the early manifestation of age - related pathology that is associated with chronic inflammation.

And it's not just bad news for staying in hostels — heavy snoring can be an early manifestation of the much more serious sleep apnoea, the author of Relief from Snoring and Sleep Apnoea warns.

By the 1980s, other related conditions, including increased abdominal fat, obesity and high blood triglycerides, had been tied together in the same common thread by a condition called insulin resistance.2 Recognition that insulin resistance is a spectrum disorder was first proposed in 1979.3 This is a serious problem seen as the earliest manifestation of what became known in the 1990s as metabolic syndrome, 4 and which today incorporates all the above conditions.

In fact, one of the earliest manifestations of this motif can be found in the fourth movement of Anton Bruckner's olympic eighth symphony.

Play is the earliest manifestation of a child's desire to learn and of their thirst for knowledge.

Severe mental illness and its early manifestations can not be handled and resolved through classroom - based intervention alone, but when adults are sensitive to students» needs and challenges — as they are in schools permeated by the culture of SEL — successful referrals are more likely, particularly as troubled children continue through the grade levels.

In its earliest manifestations, literacy coaching was funded through No Child Left Behind (NCLB) and Reading First legislation, and too many coaches acted as school administrators» eyes and ears.

Klein got them to roll over and press against canvases in this early manifestation of performance art.

Phase — Mother Earth was an early manifestation of Sekine's engagement with the concept of «phase» in topology, a branch of mathematics concerned with abstract space and connectedness — specifically the properties that are preserved under continuous deformations.

Stella's «Black Paintings,» made from 1958 - 1960, were early manifestations of this credo, in which he made austere paintings with bands of black paint separated by regular intervals of unpainted canvas.

The most thorough and wide - reaching survey of the representation of the nude in American visual culture yet published, Dijkstra's book explores the history of the subject from its earliest manifestations in the paintings of John Singleton Copley and Benjamin West to the taboo - shredding imagery of late 20th - century artists such as Alice Neel, Robert Mapplethorpe, Eric Fischl, and John Currin.

Original and photocopies of Gallery Material with list of works and leaflet including a supplement to the exhibition catalogue from the earlier manifestations of the exhibition.

An early manifestation of this mode and a key work in his career is Untitled, 1954.

The exhibited paintings, begun when Scully had definitively established himself in New York, after emigrating from England, are early manifestations of his now familiar vocabulary of blocks and bands of mysterious, unnameable color, applied with rough, deliberate strokes.

We're already seeing the early manifestation of global warming.

And when one storm dumped five feet of water on southern Haiti in 48 hours last spring, no coverage mentioned that an early manifestation of a warming atmosphere is a significant rise in severe downpours.

This geopolitics of scarcity is an early manifestation of civilization in an overshoot - and - collapse mode, much like the one that emerged among the Mayan cities competing for food in that civilization's waning years.

But even if attachment patterns in adult children are discontinuous from their earliest manifestation, contemporary attachment patterns may still be relevant to the way in which adult children interact with their parents via children's capacity for self - reflectiveness, empathy, and their own needs for security (Crose 1994).

In light of the dual principles that the earliest stages of self are critical to the further growth of the personality, and that nature's potential can be realized only as it is enabled by nurture, the optimal development of the earliest manifestation of self - potential involves more than just a genetically programmed inborn tendency to organize experiences.

Keeping in mind that causal interpretations of results of longitudinal path analyses should be avoided and results should be interpreted with caution, the present findings do not suggest that ODD symptoms are a milder, earlier manifestation of CD.

Context Attention - deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), an early manifestation of externalizing behavior, may identify children at high risk for later substance abuse.

Attention - deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), an early manifestation of externalizing behavior, may identify children at high risk for later substance abuse.