Sentences with phrase «systemic effects»

Due to the very low levels of sex hormones, these creams work only in the skin without systemic effects.

With much of the economy dependent on them, further consolidation could have serious systemic effects.

This list contains plants that have been reported as having systemic effects on animals and / or intense effects on the gastrointestinal tract.

So, you don't have people talking about breast tenderness, a kind of systemic effect of the hormone, because it's really just being used three times a week, about 1 ML, which is a small dosing.

This study delivered the drug via a local injection to avoid any potential systemic effects from inhibiting a component of the immune system.

Abstract Prolonged stress, whether a result of mental / emotional upset or due to physical factors such as malnutrition, surgery, chemical exposure, excessive exercise, sleep deprivation, or a host of other environmental causes, results in predictable systemic effects.

A Senate Committee met in open session earlier this week for a hearing to discuss U.S. regulators» roles in monitoring and policing the fast - growing crypto industry, highlighting the potential for systemic effects.

Nevertheless, while this concern about systemic effects is absolutely necessary, in very many cases to blame «the system» is both whitewash and hogwash.

The deleterious effects of this disease are not only destructive on a local level within the mouth, but have extensive systemic effects as well.

«SB50 takes the powerful clotting ability of this snake venom and makes it far more effective by delivering it in an easily localized hydrogel that prevents possible unwanted systemic effects from using batroxobin alone.»

This brute force test does not, however, gauge long - term systemic effects.

In variations, the method 100 can be used to promote targeted therapies to subjects suffering from an autoimmune condition, disorder, or adverse state, wherein the autoimmune condition produces systemic effects in terms of one or more of: immune response, respiratory function, musculoskeletal function, gastrointestinal function, circulatory system function, endocrine system function, and any other suitable physiological or behavioral function.

These effects occur independently of muscle oxidative capacity and are associated with increases in fatty acid metabolism in liver... The results from the current study indicate that modest increases in type 2b skeletal muscle mass can have a profound systemic effect on whole - body metabolism and adipose mass.

Veterinary toxicologist Dr. Safdar Khan warns that many plants «have the potential to cause serious, even fatal systemic effects when ingested.»

Severe systemic effects, infection and death may occur.

Quick topical applications of an extract of echinacea to the bite area can significantly decrease tissue destruction and adverse systemic effects.

Bees that do not die outright, experience sub-lethal systemic effects, development defects, weakness, and loss of orientation.

They also argue that because bees act as a «superorganism» reliant on the health of the colony, a scientific focus on individual bee mortality may mask systemic effects which undermine the survival of the colony as a whole.

Systemic effects of AIGFP, and do you hae a link on the FRC Basel issue?

A Senate Committee met in open session for a hearing to discuss U.S. regulators» roles in monitoring and policing the fast - growing crypto industry, highlighting the potential for systemic effects.

Because high serum levels of MCP - 1 cause the white cells and osteoclasts to be stimulated, this process could have systemic effects as well as effects on bone.

Therefore, a topically active anti androgen without systemic effects would be highly desirable.

The approach may allow low doses of drugs to be delivered only where they are needed — inflamed tissue in the colon — and thus avoid unwanted systemic effects.

Added to this is the fact that systemic effects will compel any and all Euro area governments to prevent financial institutions from going bust.

Therefore, not only would the national economies of the periphery suffer in such a scenario but the systemic effects would be incalculable.

«Our study does not answer the question on possible reasons for infertility but it shows that periodontal bacteria may have a systemic effect even in lower amounts, and even before clear clinical signs of gum disease can be seen,» says Dr. Paju.

The article, «Systemic effects of a high saturated fat diet in grizzly bears (Ursus arctos horribilis)» by Danielle Rivet, Lynne Nelson, Chantal Vella, Heiko Jansen, and Charles Robbins was published today in the Canadian Journal of Zoology.

Infusion of an oxytocin blocker to the brain region blocked the systemic effects of oxytocin, driving home the necessary role of the nucleus accumbens for oxytocin's effects.

«This is the first study of its type to link PTSD, a psychological disorder with no established genetic basis, which is caused by external, traumatic stress, with long - term, systemic effects on a basic biological process such as aging,» said Dilip V. Jeste, MD, Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry and Neurosciences and director of the Center on Healthy Aging and Senior Care at UC San Diego, who is the senior author of this study.

We showed previously that myostatin circulates in the blood and that systemic effects can be achieved by implanting myostatin - expressing cells into a single site in the lower limb [21]; however, there have been no experiments that have demonstrated conclusively that myostatin normally acts systemically.

The extra-articular manifestations and systemic effects may result in debilitating or even life - threatening complications.

These systemic effects help to explain why physical activity, and thereby muscle recruitment, elicits several beneficial effects in many different diseases.

The underlying mechanism appears to be a systemic effect of elevated CO2 on cognitive function and decision making in marine fish.

We propose three potential mechanisms to explain the systemic effect.

In our in vivo toxin model we examined the systemic effects of lethal toxin on ILC3s.

Using resiquimod on some CTCL lesions has a systemic effect, which can be seen in significantly diminished lesions that did not directly receive treatment.

The majority of underlying gut problems come with little to no gut symptoms but only the systemic effects of it somewhere else in the body.

Oils applied to the skin or inhaled through the nose and mouth can be absorbed into the body and can have systemic effects.

I saw this time and time again as a consultant pharmacist — each organ was treated like it existed in a vacuum and oftentimes side effects of one medication used to treat one part of the body would be recognized as a new disease in a different part of the body without thinking of the systemic effects.