Sentence examples for a chronic character from inspiring English sources

This theoretically reduces the power of the analysis, but this reduction is relative since both conditions have a chronic character.

But I am still a chronic case.

This study used randomly assigned cases that all had persistent pain for a period of six months i.e. a disorder of chronic character.

In addition, disease progression may be characterised by (1) episodes with intermittent symptom-free periods; (2) exacerbations, from which there may be only partial recovery, leaving the patient in a worse health state after each episode (e.g. multiple sclerosis); or (3) a more continuous chronic character (e.g. Parkinson's disease).

The study presented here was designed as a longitudinal study in order to account for the inherent chronic character of the M. bovis infection and to provide policy makers with methods and results useful for the design of the "next year" eradication programmes.

This possibly indicates that individuals with a better understanding of their illness and its treatment have clearer ideas about the chronic character of SCCH.

On the other hand, the chronic character of the inflammatory condition in the injury place leads to a significant inhibition of the healing process or even to stopping it, which is clinically manifested by incorrectly healing wounds or nonhealing wounds [ 38– 40].

However, due to the chronic character of IRD it is most likely that almost all of the identified patients will have selected the lowest deductible.

The inhibition of apoptosis in macrophages infected with the S. aureus Newman strain resistant to intracellular killing [13] prolongs the integrity of these mobile cells, and may significantly contribute to pathogen dissemination and the chronic character of some staphylococcal infections.

The chronic character of burn injuries is seriously underestimated.

In the present study, all arthritis cases except one were purulent and of chronic character.