Sentence examples for a chronic state of from inspiring English sources

One explanation of the angiogenic response seen in NAWM may be an effect of the increased energy demand for impulse conduction along excitable demyelinated axons, together with a reduced axonal ATP production due to mitochondrial dysfunction, both inducing a chronic state of 'virtual' hypoxia in chronically demyelinated axons [ 38].

Far from alleviating such panic, these measures seem designed to feed a chronic state of terror.

Without it, the system would almost certainly fall into a chronic state of disrepair.

The economy is in a chronic state of disrepair and, in the northwest, Islamist militants are pressing their violent campaign.

"When a person is in a chronic state of sin, with no intention of changing" there can be no absolution, he said.

Money was abstract to her, and she spent it and her health with the same abandon, and the same results — a chronic state of nearbankruptcy.

A chronic state of impaired glucose metabolism affects multiple components of the immune system, possibly leading to an increased incidence of post-operative infections.

Another contributor, Raymond J. Rigoglioso, an editor for the communications division of the United Hospital Fund, wrote: "For most caregivers, caregiving becomes a chronic state of overwhelming tasks punctuated by emergencies.

"When you are in a chronic state of fight-or-flight, you are never getting a break from the stress, and this is harmful to your body," Fish explains.

The Gingrich majority had fulfilled its Contract (a bullet-point agenda with such objectives as limiting the terms of committee chairmen), and, working with Clinton, had achieved much more (welfare reform and a balanced-budget agreement), but the cost was a chronic state of low-grade chaos.

This has lead to a chronic state of health crisis in these areas.