Sentences with phrase «eventually lead to death»

This hardened mass of partially digested food can «plug up» the gastrointestinal tract, which will eventually lead to death.

Untreated, heartworms damage the tissues and blood vessels of the lungs and eventually lead to death from congestive heart failure.

It can be noticed through fainting and can eventually lead to death through heart failure.

As our pets get older, they often suffer from common senior pet diseases that eventually lead to death.

They knew that a lean - meat diet would make them very sick, and eventually lead to death.

Once the T cell count is less than 200 cells per ml of blood, symptoms of AIDS begin to manifest and the patient is at high risk of recurrent infections that will eventually lead to death.

The findings suggest that blocking the assembly of Nef and ASK1 could curtail HIV infection, and eventually lead to the death of the virus by not allowing it sufficient time to reproduce itself, Greene adds.

«After circulatory arrest, spreading depolarization marks the loss of stored electrochemical energy in brain cells and the onset of toxic processes that eventually lead to death.

It was a posture that eventually led him to his death on the cross.

The scenario which played out and eventually led to the death of the party's Upper West regional chairman (ACID BATHING), Alhaji Adams Mahama was a curious mirror of the lack of and disrespect for the sub-unit structure.

The inability of Capcom to succeed in the merger of the three CDMA operators, eventually led to the death of MTS and Starcomms and others, leaving Visafone and MultiLinks as the only surviving CDMA operators in the country, out of 13.

«The findings that we found most interesting were the microRNAs that reflect the extent of the neuron death in the brain, since it is this process that causes the debilitating symptoms of the disease and eventually leads to the death of the individual,» explained senior author Richard H. Myers, PhD, Director of the Genome Science Institute at BUSM.

The infection then spreads throughout the body, eventually leading to death.

The progressive degeneration of the motor neurons in ALS eventually leads to their death.

Under those circumstances, we often see a downward spiral of physical health eventually leading to death.»

These retinal cells are the type that are killed off in macular degeneration, eventually leading to the death of photoreceptors, and the gradual loss of central vision.

Deletion of an essential gene from a cell eventually leads to the death of this cell or a severe proliferation defect.

Max Renn (James Woods) discovers a new show called Videodrome, which has been found to create hallucinations in peoples minds, eventually leading to death.

Sir Landry (Tom Cullen) heads up the Knights Templar's search for the Holy Grail in the historical drama series about the the events that will eventually lead to the deaths of the knights on Friday the 13th, 1307.

In short, Dirofilaria immitis invades the heart, lungs and nearby vessels of the dog, eventually leading to death.

The clay forms a solid mass in the cat's digestive tract, causing dehydration and malnutrition and eventually leading to death.

Heartworms are worms that infect the heart of the affected animal and damage the heart tissue eventually leading to death.

The repeated overdoses caused Lola acute kidney failure, which required extensive veterinary treatment and eventually led to her death in March 2013.

If sufficient amounts are ingested, these can lead to convulsions or seizures eventually leading to death.

These metabolites are responsible for a process called acidosis which if unimpeded eventually leads to the death of your pet.

In dogs, a heartworm infestation blocks the heart and eventually leads to death.

Is it not also given that there is continuous change on Earth, in a lot more ways than temperature, eventually leading to the death of this planet, it's a chaotic work in progress... perhaps it is ridiculous and short sighted to even hope to meaningfully alter any part of the process in the long - run... it may be possible that so many other unforeseen changes in natural life conditions besides getting warmer (or colder) are in store for us that, in hind sight we will look back and chuckle at our feeble efforts to control something so beyond man's control.

Not exact matches

That conflict eventually led to the jailing and death of Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky, and in turn to the Magnitsky Act sanctions against certain Russian oligarchs by the U.S.

As it stands, there is a church / state entanglement that may eventually lead to theocracy and the death of our nation as we know it.

After Hegel's death differences of opinion began to occur within the Hegelian school that were to lead eventually to a split between «Right Hegelians» and «Left Hegelians».

The party is clearly in disarray; with internal bickering leading to physical assault, chaos and eventually death.

It leads to a gradual loss of autonomy and, eventually, to death.

Nevertheless, the occasional death of animals in various European caves over several tens of thousands of years eventually led to enormous accumulations of bones and teeth from these large fur - bearing animals.

But within a few days, the disease would return with a vengeance, bringing with it an even higher fever, bleeding, vomiting and eventually turning a person's skin a ghastly shade of yellow — hence the disease's name — and ultimately leading to death.

The disease is caused by a genetic mutation that leads to abnormal clumps of protein in the brain, eventually resulting in the atrophy and death of nerve cells.

Telomeres shorten every time a cell divides, and ultimately the loss of telomeres leads to cellular senescence, where cells cease to divide, and eventually, cell death.

Scientists eventually figured out that the warm spring that year started the chain that led to the death of the foals.

Without treatment, abdominal aortic aneurysms eventually rupture and lead to death 50 percent of the time.

Plaque hinders neuronal activity by gumming up synapses (spaces between cells through which chemical or electrical information is transmitted), eventually damaging nerve cell branches and leading to neuronal death.

This growth is called pathological cardiac hypertrophy and eventually leads to heart failure and death.

Hepatitis C virus (HCV) can linger for decades before causing any symptoms, but eventually it can severely damage the liver, leading to death without treatment.

Eventually, this causes the heart to weaken and function poorly, which may lead to heart failure and increased risk for sudden cardiac death.

Telomeres gradually break down and shrink as cells age, eventually leading to cell death which is a normal part of human growth and aging.

«Our studies show that broken - down components of the nuclear transport machinery lead to traffic jams within brain neurons of essential information and eventually brain cell death,» says Grima.

Sleep disorders range from rare but fatal maladies, such as fatal familial insomnia — an untreatable insomnia that leads to hallucinations and eventually to death, to «inadequate sleep hygiene», from which virtually everyone suffers from time to time, Dement told a meeting sponsored by the American Medical Association in New York.

In the long term, the scar tissue can lead to organ failure and eventually death.

It deteriorates a person's physical and mental abilities, eventually leading to premature death.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Scientists know that in patients with Parkinson's disease, certain proteins in the brain form clusters that somehow contribute to cell death and, eventually, lead to the onset of the disease's debilitating symptoms.

The mutant mice had fewer myocardial cells and disruptions of the muscle integrity that eventually led to prenatal death.

This «bioartifical liver support», where a patient's blood passes through a small reactor seeded with pig liver cells, removes waste chemicals from the blood that would otherwise build up inside the patient and eventually lead to coma and death.