1 Bipolar disorder is a long-term and persistent illness with need for treatment over many years.
As a model system to study long term and persistent CF infections, the P. aeruginosa RP73, isolated 16.9 years after the onset of airways colonization from a CF patient, was investigated.
Without long-term and persistent theoretical accumulation and practical exploration, people will not find the paths of truth.
In the UK, more than one million children have long-term and persistent speech, language and communication needs (SLC N.
In Africa, it causes a long-term, persistent infection in warthogs and bush pigs (2, 3, 5 ).
Because the development of diabetes requires deterioration of glucose metabolism over the long term, prolonged and persistent exposure to POPs may be an important factor in a putative causal pathway linking POPs and diabetes.
Cases have arisen in which a pregnant woman has zero decisional capacity and no hope of future agency, for instance when she is in a long-term persistent vegetative state or has suffered frontal brain death and is being kept alive artificially.
The immunological failure, not evaluated in routine, may represent a long-term persistent failure in the same way as renal failure in some patients.
For these studies, we artificially infected hops with four major HpSVd variants associated with current epidemics and established a system in which to analyze the ability of the hop host to adapt to these viroids over a long-term, persistent infection.
As a long-term, persistent reduction of falls are desirable, an intervention on risk factors identified in long-term prospective studies, may results in sustainable reduction of falls in the elderly.
Its success as an invasive species is associated with its high production of seed (1200 2500 seeds per plant; Fumanal et al. 2007; Moravcová et al. 2010), which form a long-term persistent soil-seed bank, with seeds remaining viable for up to 40 years (Baskin and Baskin 1980).
