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1 cause of physical inactivity and generalized debilitation.
2  418) of patients, indicating a more serious debilitation.
3 ge in hosts that do not have profound immune debilitation.
4  resulting bone pain can lead to significant debilitation.
5 se infections after antibiotic use or immune debilitation.
6 as not caused by generalized and nonspecific debilitation.
7 pathological fractures, and eventual painful debilitation.
8 xes without an associated general behavioral debilitation.
9 cation protein alone was sufficient to cause debilitation.
10 xtremities, pleuro-pericardial effusion, and debilitation.
11  reflects other underlying causes of general debilitation.
12 tious disease that may result in significant debilitation.
13 ions, PML results in fatality or significant debilitation among affected individuals.
14 t tissue destruction lead to bleeding, pain, debilitation and disfigurement.
15 oncern, both in its annual toll in death and debilitation and its potential to cause devastating pand
16 terotopic bone, ultimately leading to severe debilitation and premature death.
17 ffects adolescents and young adults, causing debilitation and sometimes death.
18 ed mortality, weight loss, mucosal bleeding, debilitation, and intestinal dysfunction.
19 oped significant corneal scarring and visual debilitation by the time topical steroids were initiated
20 unced movement disorder progressing to total debilitation by three weeks of age.
21 n lung health because the resulting pain and debilitation can impair airway clearance.
22 tions from infancy, can suffer from lifelong debilitation caused by underdeveloped maxillae.
23    Spinal cord injury (SCI) causes permanent debilitation due to the inability of axons to grow throu
24                                 Reducing ICU debilitation for key disease processes may improve ICU s
25                                          The debilitation in AdRSV beta gal.11 vector growth was foun
26 neurological diseases, can cause substantial debilitation in affected individuals.
27 n that produces spherical particles, similar debilitation in viral growth occurred.
28 us-1 (HIV-1) infection leads to neurological debilitation, including motor dysfunction and frank deme
29  disease has caused unprecedented suffering, debilitation, loss of life and disruption of family, soc
30 nce for both dose-dependent facilitation and debilitation of host responses.
31                              The progressive debilitation of motor functions in Parkinson's disease (
32                       Mutations resulting in debilitation of NIa nuclear translocation also debilitat
33 he region that is associated with the severe debilitation of the Deltadcl2 mutant hosts to a 4.1-kb c
34  regulation of the JNK pathway and transient debilitation of the epigenetic control mechanism.
35  causing microcephaly and potentially severe debilitation of the infant or even death of the fetus.
36 d reduced lifespan largely due to death from debilitation on normal chow and death from tumor on high
37  and can result in severe physical or mental debilitation or death of the patient.
38                     Unexpectedly, the severe debilitation previously reported for CHV-1/EP713-infecte
39 eglect and inattention (unrecognized ongoing debilitations, primary focus on recipient, hospital aban
40 ar cartilage frequently leads to progressive debilitation resulting in a marked decrease in the quali
41                   After an initial period of debilitation, tardigrades gradually return to full activ