ライフサイエンスコーパス: dryness

1 possible remedies, particularly for vaginal dryness.

2 mmune indices should decrease with increased dryness.

3 ght junction protein occludin in response to dryness.

4 ation of proteins via solvent evaporation to dryness.

5 f 8 symptoms associated with oral and ocular dryness.

6 fold with varied degrees of film swelling or dryness.

7 symptoms of dry mouth, dry eyes, and overall dryness.

8 oral therapies can ease the oral and ocular dryness.

9 B cell autoantibodies in mediating exocrine dryness.

10 t acclimation to such changes in atmospheric dryness.

11 serves as a suitable explanation for summer dryness.

12 s in drier years with a lower sensitivity to dryness.

13 forest growth via stomatal closure and soil dryness.

14 and overall satisfaction, as well as reduced dryness.

15 s in drier years with a lower sensitivity to dryness.

16 imers or trimers) via solvent evaporation to dryness.

17 ear on Day 1 and a positive correlation with dryness.

18 are released when ESI droplets evaporate to dryness.

19 warming rates depend inversely on ecosystem dryness.

20 .0%) contents which justify its hardness and dryness.

21 sensitivity, and discomfort), and in 95% for dryness.

22 Hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness.

23 gas phase occurs upon solvent evaporation to dryness.

24 sal symptoms, such as hot flashes or vaginal dryness.

25 ic process of squamous metaplasia induced by dryness.

26 mptomatic improvement was observed in ocular dryness (0.25%, P = .047), and the largest objective sig

27 6% in the control group; P = 0.01) and nasal dryness (11.7% in the ipratropium group compared with 3.

28 small print (34%), medical costs (26%), and dryness (32%).

29 icity included grade 1 cheilitis (76%), skin dryness (43%), and elevated triglycerides (50%).

30 ollows: bleeding (2.6%), candidiasis (0.3%), dryness (7.2%), dysgeusia (0.3%), dysosmia (0.2%), globu

31 y and lacrimal, resulting in oral and ocular dryness, although virtually any organ system can be affe

32 the association between migraine and vaginal dryness and between back pain and VMS.

33 Providing advice on treating vaginal dryness and brief sexual counseling can often alleviate

34 tween the frequency and evening intensity of dryness and discomfort and TBUT, Schirmer's tear test, o

35 Vaginal dryness and dyspareunia are significant estrogen-depleti

36 o appear to substantially ameliorate vaginal dryness and dyspareunia in breast cancer survivors.

37 tion, most patients complained about vaginal dryness and dyspareunia with impairment in sexual activi

38 to moderately decrease occurrence of vaginal dryness and dyspareunia.

39 mulation, and EDAR agonists may improve skin dryness and eczema frequently observed in XLHED.

40 ion is associated with decreased atmospheric dryness and enhanced light resource, thereby increasing

41 to year-to-year variations in environmental dryness and how such responses vary across different reg

42 on failure due to intensified growing season dryness and increased area burned would substantially de

43 Dryness and irritation symptoms, as opposed to a clinica

44 ction in postmenopausal women causes vaginal dryness and irritation.

45 inician or "often" or "constant" symptoms of dryness and irritation.

46 Dryness and light sensitivity scales were then calculate

47 The survey included two symptom questions (dryness and light sensitivity) that inquired about frequ

48 ects with these conditions present with oral dryness and often exhibit inflammatory infiltration of t

49 when the reaction mixture was evaporated to dryness and redissolved in water.

50 stomatal conductance by reducing atmospheric dryness and soil drying.

51 s a positive correlation between ambient air dryness and the abundance of squash bees and cucurbit be

52 he enriched phase obtained was evaporated to dryness and the residue reconstituted in 50muL of methan

53 The organic layer was evaporated to dryness and the residue was reconstituted in mobile phas

54 y in a range of conditions (pH, temperature, dryness) and was stable for a period of months.

55 e desire, 80% reported problems with vaginal dryness, and 62% reported pain or discomfort during pene

56 Ongoing treatment, vaginal dryness, and feeling unprepared for the impact of breast

57 one soil moisture and increasing atmospheric dryness, and limit the photosynthesis necessary for sust

58 for sexual problems at prediagnosis, vaginal dryness, and lower perceived sexual attractiveness were

59 It is characterised by warmth, dryness, and proper ventilation; free from hazards such

60 e aerosols can modify near-surface wind, air dryness, and rainfall and thus worsen air pollution by e

61 bjective ratings of comfort, vision quality, dryness, and satisfaction at both initial and end-of-day

62 usal symptoms including hot flashes, vaginal dryness, and sexual dysfunction.

63 (including high temperatures, low humidity, dryness, and strong winds) increase the potential for wi

64 strong coupling between atmospheric and soil dryness, and the widespread heterogeneity in vegetation

65 outcomes were graded as either very low (VA, dryness, and treatment interval) or low (RT).

66 t least 5% of patients were application-site dryness, application-site pain, and somnolence (each rep

67 , but only vasomotor dysfunction and vaginal dryness are consistently associated with this time of li

68 es of the ocular surface responsible for eye dryness are linked with inflammation and neurosensory ab

69 vious models have explained the low-latitude dryness as a result of atmospheric methane transport int

70 finitively identified increasing late-summer dryness as the cause.

71 eins are released via solvent evaporation to dryness, as envisioned by the charged residue model.

72 grast significantly improved symptoms of eye dryness, as measured by EDS, versus placebo in participa

73 ot guarantee the recovery of the subtropical dryness associated with the HC changes.

74 The reaction mixtures evaporate to dryness at high temperatures and spontaneously reacquire

75 charge than tamoxifen, but with more vaginal dryness, bone/muscle aches, and difficulty sleeping.

76 in the frequency of hot flashes and vaginal dryness but no significant reduction in night sweats.

77 st met the co-primary symptom end point (eye dryness) but not the co-primary sign end point (inferior

78 one acetate (DMPA) likewise promotes vaginal dryness by suppressing ovulation and reducing estrogen p

79 the mean (SD) numeric analog scale score for dryness changed from 6.38 (2.14) to 5.85 (2.57) in the p

80 gaseous clusters via solvent evaporation to dryness (charged residue mechanism).

81 proved symptoms of ocular discomfort and eye dryness compared with placebo when administered twice da

82 rea with T > 16 degrees C and now subject to dryness control rather than temperature as the regulator

83 This warming-induced extension of dryness-controlled areas may be triggering a positive fe

84 In areas now dryness-controlled, net carbon uptake is ~27% lower than

85 In patients with SS, severity of dryness, corneal ulceration and scarring, cataract, and

86 ture (e.g. warmer conditions increasing fuel dryness) could be counterbalanced by the indirect effect

87 ls is to evaporate droplets of the sample to dryness, creating solid deposits which are then Raman pr

88 During the first 4 weeks, average vaginal dryness decreased by 62% and 64% in the placebo and Repl

89 Frequencies of some side-effects (mouth dryness, decreased appetite, nausea, and constipation) w

90 ssure deficit (VPD)-a measure of atmospheric dryness, defined as the difference between saturated vap

91 improvement in symptoms at day 29 including dryness (Delta = -4.6; 95% CI, -8.0 to -1.2; P = .007) a

92 tion or ovariectomization models the vaginal dryness detected in women with reduced levels of circula

93 Australia faces a dryness disaster whose impact may be mitigated by rainfa

94 , resulting in symptoms such as vulvovaginal dryness, discomfort, and dysuria, which significantly im

95 ctivity on the ocular surface in response to dryness disrupts corneal epithelial barrier function.

96 n increased frequency of VMS but not vaginal dryness during menopausal transition.

97 III BC taking AIs with self-reported vaginal dryness, dyspareunia, or decreased libido were randomize

98 rvival to climate variation, with changes in dryness (either annual or during the growing season) exp

99 sexual health, several are mutable (vaginal dryness, emotional well-being, body image, the quality o

100 versible toxicities included skin and ocular dryness, fatigue, and mood changes.

101 to the high prevalence of vague symptoms of dryness, fatigue, and myalgias in the general population

102 jogren's disease is characterised by mucosal dryness, fatigue, chronic pain, systemic organ involveme

103 tion between OSDI score and the intensity of dryness feeling.

104 any ways, including through vegetation, fuel dryness, fire weather, and ignition.

105 ee over the responses of CUE to temperature, dryness, forest types and stand age, and there are limit

106 on exemestane plus OFS reported more vaginal dryness, greater loss of sexual interest, and difficulti

107 While the higher temperature and increased dryness have been suggested to be the leading causes of

108 spanic women reported urine leakage, vaginal dryness, heart pounding, and forgetfulness more (odds ra

109 amicotomy than sympathicotomy regarding hand dryness, how many times a day the patients had to shower

110 n approximately 50% of the cases, and ocular dryness in 22% of cases., The median duration of these s

111 with respect to the interannual variation of dryness in different ecosystems.

112 with respect to the interannual variation of dryness in different ecosystems.

113 Although the patients reported less dryness in eyes that received the insert at week 4 (MD,

114 se of noncontact Meibography to evaluate eye dryness in RA cases.

115 -28) and different parameters evaluating eye dryness in RA patients with valuable use of noncontact M

116 about TcES is its induction of eye pain and dryness in the clinic, while the mechanisms remain unkno

117 Accelerating atmospheric dryness in the decades ahead will impair carbon storage

118 ctile sensation of puckering, tightening and dryness in the oral cavity, commonly induced by polyphen

119 distribution of women not reporting vaginal dryness in the past month improved significantly from 37

120 algia, myalgia, fatigue) and oral and ocular dryness in the presence of circulating antinuclear antib

121 treated T7-PKCdelta mice displayed excessive dryness in the skin of the tail with a variable penetran

122 MMP-9 concentration increased in response to dryness in wild-type mice.

123 Though vaginal dryness in women is typically identified by self-report,

124 in drier years with a higher sensitivity to dryness; in xeric ecosystems, o increases in drier years

125 in drier years with a higher sensitivity to dryness; in xeric ecosystems, sigma increases in drier y

126 sis requires objective signs and symptoms of dryness including a characteristic appearance of a biops

127 ng and modeling of vegetation sensitivity to dryness, including how different types of observational

128 Hardness, chewiness, and dryness increased with methylcellulose concentration, wh

129 solvent impurities (e.g., trace benzophenone dryness indicator in THF) or, crucially, with allylic-CH

130 lammatory skin disease characterized by skin dryness, inflammation, and itch.

131 ents exhibited objective and subjective oral dryness, irrespective of etiology.

132 logical studies highlight concerns over oral dryness, irritation, and gingival diseases.

133 ects of CPAP and MADs included oral or nasal dryness, irritation, and pain, among others.

134 ensitivity of GPP to soil versus atmospheric dryness is difficult to disentangle, however, because of

135 irreversible salivary gland disease and oral dryness is experienced by sufferers of Sjogren's syndrom

136 ious water-cycle parameters examined, global dryness is found to have the highest signal-to-noise rat

137 Extreme dryness is lethal for nearly all plants, excluding the s

138 ration, volatilization due to overheating at dryness is minimized.

139 standing debate looks at whether air or soil dryness is more limiting to vegetation water use and pro

140 future ecosystem functioning, as atmospheric dryness is predicted to increase globally while changes

141 unctival epithelial response to experimental dryness is related to the degree of CD4+ T-cell infiltra

142 The timely diagnosis of oral dryness is vital for the management of orodental disease

143 GSM vulvovaginal symptom in the month prior (dryness, itching, irritation, soreness, or dyspareunia)

144 iated with experiencing dyspareunia, vaginal dryness, low libido, and not experiencing orgasms after

145 onfidence interval [CI], 1.63-2.21), vaginal dryness (LR+ range, 1.48-3.79), high follicle-stimulatin

146 y CO(2) reduction, mainly due to atmospheric dryness maintained by climatic inertia.

147 gions, explaining the low cloudiness and the dryness measured by the Galileo probe inside a hot spot.

148 -28) and different parameters evaluating eye dryness (meiboscore of the lower and upper lids, total m

149 y mild to moderate fatigue and mucocutaneous dryness, moderate to severe neutropenia (38%), and neutr

150 omen reported vasomotor symptoms and vaginal dryness more (odds ratios = 1.17-1.63) but urine leakage

151 gested that patients tend to recall itch and dryness more often than experienced (positive bias of le

152 ith SS or non-SS KCS reported discomfort and dryness most frequently and that many symptoms worsened

153 out the study for their global assessment of dryness (mouth, eyes, overall) as well as their subjecti

154 abundance at sites characterized by extreme dryness, multiple wet/dry cycles, and colder conditions.

155 ost frequently reported adverse effects were dryness (n = 44; 80.0%), joint pain (n = 8; 14.5%), and

156 Sjogren's syndrome who are characterised by dryness of both salivary and lacrimal glands, and they h

157 (four episodes), salivation (two episodes), dryness of mouth (two episodes), myoclonus like activity

158 variability in isohydricity - depends on the dryness of plants' living environment.

159 Grade 1 or 2 fatigue, dryness of skin, anemia, and hypoalbuminemia were the mo

160 rogressive humidification of the crust and a dryness of the crumb were observed during storage.

161 can largely be differentiated by the average dryness of the ecosystem itself: in mesic ecosystems, o

162 can largely be differentiated by the average dryness of the ecosystem itself: in mesic ecosystems, si

163 Dryness of the mouth and eyes results from involvement o

164 e patient (1.0%) treated with IB experienced dryness of the mouth, which resolved spontaneously.

165 starting around 4-5 months of age, with mild dryness of the tail accompanied by hair loss and inflamm

166 cations included trace haze (8%), epithelial dryness on day 1 (5%), interface inflammation secondary

167 Twenty-nine patients (66%) reported dryness on left side, 26 (59%) a Harlequin-type (unilate

168 by the interface and by symptoms of airways dryness (on a 10-point numerical rating scale), interfac

169 with an ESSDAI score of less than 5, ESSPRI (dryness or fatigue) score of 5 or higher, and Impact of

170 able to form endospores that endure extreme dryness or nutrient limitation when sweat access was lim

171 Thus, symptoms of dryness or pain can result from interferences with any p

172 ne disorder characterized by ocular and oral dryness or systemic manifestations.

173 e reactions during sex (P = .02) and vaginal dryness or tightness (P = .046).

174 nt correlation with comfort, vision quality, dryness, or satisfaction after 15 min of wear on Day 1-8

175 ified global warming's effect on atmospheric dryness over the past four decades, with significant imp

176 more bone/muscle aches (P < .0001), vaginal dryness (P = .0004), and difficulty sleeping (P = .03).

177 associated with an earlier age onset of oral dryness (P = 0.001).

178 84 in ocular discomfort (P = 0.0273) and eye dryness (P = 0.0291), the most common and severe symptom

179 unction, including decreased libido, vaginal dryness, pain with intercourse, decreased genital sensat

180 les (from 0 [best] to 10 [worst]) evaluating dryness, pain, and fatigue.

181 mmune disease characterized by mouth and eye dryness, pain, and fatigue.

182 eats and vaginal discharge, yet more vaginal dryness, painful intercourse, and loss of sexual interes

183 sease index (OSDI) questionnaire and the eye dryness part from contact lens questionnaire-8 (CLDEQ-8)

184 e common significant predictors were vaginal dryness, past chemotherapy use, and having a new partner

185 peratively, compensatory hyperhidrosis, hand dryness, patients' satisfaction, and if they would under

186 iva composition, rheological properties, and dryness perception and provide additional potential diag

187 skin disorders, such as atopic eczema, skin dryness, psoriasis, and urticaria, can elicit pruritus.

188 h terrestrial CO(2) fluxes are controlled by dryness rather than temperature.

189 and finally the extract was concentrated to dryness, re-constituted with 1 mL methanol and determine

190 central Anatolia provides a high-resolution dryness record.

191 The final extracts are evaporated to dryness, redissolved in 10:90 or 20:80 acetonitrile/wate

192 Other symptoms were dryness, redness, burning sensation and itching.

193 *We investigated how dryness, represented by aridity index, affects the inter

194 Dryness resulting from exposure activates p38 MAPK signa

195 increased local temperature and atmospheric dryness, resulting in a negative fragmentation-resilienc

196 to -0.8]; P < .001) and visual analog scale dryness score (-29.4 vs -19.2; LS mean treatment differe

197 fidence interval [CI]: -1.40, -0.55) and VAS dryness score (-7.6; 95% CI: -11.8, -3.4).

198 ts were change from baseline in tCFS and eye dryness score (0-100 visual analog scale [VAS]) at week

199 S; 0-15 National Eye Institute scale) and in dryness score (0-100 visual analog scale) at day 29.

200 (tCFS; National Eye Institute scale) and eye dryness score (0-100 visual analog scale), respectively.

201 scein staining score >/=2.0 (0-4 scale), eye dryness score (EDS) >/=40 (0-100 visual analogue scale [

202 All respondents with DED completed the eye dryness score (EDS) visual analogue scale, Ocular Comfor

203 Eligibility was not restricted by eye dryness score (EDS).

204 l staining score (ICSS; 1.5 vs >1.5) and eye dryness score (EDS; <60 or 60) at baseline.

205 changes, -0.79 [-1.35 to -0.23]) and vaginal dryness score (pooled mean difference of changes, -0.26

206 -1.31 [95% CI, -2.02 to -0.61]) and vaginal dryness score (pooled mean difference of changes, -0.31

207 were change, from baseline to day 84, in eye dryness score (VAS, both eyes) and inferior corneal fluo

208 Eye dryness score assessed at week 4 improved with OC-01 tre

209 rence (95% CI) was -4.7 (-8.2, -1.2) for VAS dryness score at week 2, -0.6 (-0.9, -0.2) for tCFS at w

210 end points were change from baseline in eye dryness score at week 2, tCFS at week 2, eye burning or

211 The dryness score showed treatment benefits from baseline in

212 showed significantly higher POEM flaking and dryness scores at week 16 (P < .001 and P = .002, respec

213 eiving 0.25% reproxalap vs. vehicle reported dryness scores of 0 (P = .012).

214 sting that increased tearing rate and ocular dryness sensation derived from deep surgical ablation of

215 Our results suggest that unpleasant dryness sensations, together with augmented tearing rate

216 anding issue, contributing to a sensation of dryness, serves as a major bottleneck in the development

217 , simplicity, smoothness, warmth, lightness, dryness, slipperiness and a negative influence of comple

218 e and soil factors (i.e., light, atmospheric dryness, soil pH, and sand) have considerable positive i

219 SDI), and standard patient evaluation of eye dryness (SPEED) questionnaire scores.

220 on with a Standard Patient Evaluation of Eye Dryness (SPEED) questionnaire, tear osmolarity, Keratogr

221 OSDI and Standard Patient Evaluation of Eye Dryness (SPEED) questionnaires, best-corrected visual ac

222 ) and Standardized Patient Evaluation of Eye Dryness (SPEED), McMonnies, and Symptom Assessment in Dr

223 ly from the input variables: banana variety, dryness state and type and order of extract.

224 y eye symptoms, objective measures of ocular dryness, stimulated salivary flow; IgG, or ESR.

225 Corneal dryness stimulates production of certain MMPs in a strai

226 C) and their connections to increased global dryness (suppressed rainfall and reduced tropospheric re

227 than in areas in which both temperature and dryness (T < 16 degrees C) regulate plant productivity.

228 jects experienced greater improvement in eye dryness than placebo-treated subjects (treatment effect,

229 igation of the mouth with water to alleviate dryness, the cerebellum was less activated.

230 bitability conditions under extreme cold and dryness: the permafrost soil which is enriched in traits

231 s containing TDG and TDGO were evaporated to dryness under nitrogen, dissolved in organic solvent fol

232 leep disturbance at 6 months, and by vaginal dryness up to 60 months.

233 dry eye questionnaire (DEQ-5), rating of eye dryness using a visual analogue scale (VAS), and noninva

234 expected tendencies of T/ET increasing with dryness (vapor pressure deficit and days since rain) and

235 oil water content (SWC) and high atmospheric dryness (vapor pressure deficit, VPD) can negatively aff

236 ng) and height with seasonal temperature and dryness variables in common garden experiments, suggesti

237 Urinary dryness was attained in 30 patients, usually by intermit

238 related both to the interface and to airways dryness was better with NHF (respectively, 2.6 +/- 2.2 v

239 r reported significant ocular irritation and dryness were analyzed.

240 nts of stimulated whole saliva flow and oral dryness were not significantly improved in the IFN alfa

241 ensory attributes of firmness, chewiness and dryness were positively correlated with instrumental fin

242 te the mechanism underlying contrasting soil dryness/wetness patterns over a 54-year period across a

243 nt for feedback between soil and atmospheric dryness when estimating the response of the carbon cycle

244 the lowest firmness and chewiness with less dryness, whereas resistant starch-fortified bread showed

245 e of peptide ions via droplet evaporation to dryness which represents the hallmark of the charged res

246 tly the Southwest has experienced a spate of dryness, which presents a challenge to the sustainabilit

247 rization were found to be good predictors of dryness, while the concentration of large polymeric pigm

248 atient-reported symptoms of fatigue and oral dryness, with no significant improvement in the objectiv

249 luation of primary, idiopathic mucosal mouth dryness (xerostomia or dry mouth) in subjects without sy