Sentence examples for a considerable long-term from inspiring English sources

Secondary peritonitis has a high in-hospital mortality (24 35%), continued high post-hospital discharge mortality, as well as a considerable long-term morbidity [ 1- 5].

This arrhythmia is a considerable long-term risk factor that influences the evolution and survival of patients having required heart surgery [ 1].

ALI/ARDS also constitute a considerable long-term illness and disability burden, with significant neuromuscular, pulmonary and psychological morbidity seen in 50 to 70% of survivors, and just 49% returning to employment one year post-discharge [ 2].

HCV-related complications, such as HCC or liver-transplantation are associated with high direct medical costs and high levels of healthcare resource utilization [ 16], therefore any reduction in the incidence of HCV-related complications may have a considerable long-term economic benefit.

Should they carry a pathogenic mutation in either the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene, these patients do have a considerable long term risk for developing a second primary breast cancer (either ipsi- or contralateral) of up to 60% [ 2- 4].

Deep-vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE), collectively known as venous thromboembolism (VTE), are a major healthcare concern resulting in considerable long-term morbidity and mortality.

Reduced economic earning power due to trauma related disability in a young adult poses a significant loss to the nation and places considerable long-term burdens on the young person and their immediate family and friends.

While common garden experiments are in theory equally well suited to test for genetic differentiation across time, by repeatedly testing the same population, this either requires long-term studies started a long time ago, or if started now, considerable long-term planning and effort.

In the short term, an outlay of resources to identify what works best could lead to considerable long-term gains in healthcare accessibility and ultimately to a cost-effective contribution to improving rural health outcomes.

A study of infant Salmonella meningitis in Kuala Lumpur reported an 18% fatality rate with surviving infants experiencing considerable long-term neurological dysfunction (57%) and high relapse rates (38%) [ 3].

However, cancer and its treatment are associated with considerable long-term psychosocial and physical symptoms, including an increased risk of developing anxiety and depression, reduced physical fitness and cancer-related fatigue [ 3, 4].