Gout can also present as a more chronic problem.
Eimear Daly, head of market analysis at Monex Europe, says today's non-farm payroll will show whether the recent "soggy" US economy is due to adverse winter weather, or shows "a more chronic and deeply rooted problem".
The patients having interictal pain have a more chronic course (69.0 vs 10.7 months, p = 0.0006).
Subsequently, they progress into a more chronic pathological state due to the induction of a number of cascades of chemical inflammatory reactions [21].
In this scenario, the plants may initially experience high levels of qE only to shift to a more chronic form (qI) under increasing and sustained exposure to higher solar irradiances and/or other abiotic stresses.
Mural stratification due to intramural oedema is more indicative of active disease compared to a homogeneously enhanced wall, while the presence of submucosal fat indicates a more chronic process.
Diagnosis of bipolar disorder (BPD) in preschool children is controversial, although preliminary data suggest that children with BPD may present with classic manic symptoms in a more chronic, rapid cycling presentation.
We are gearing ourselves so that diseases can be addressed and controlled on a more chronic basis as diabetes is today and less in the acute sense that many cardiology and oncology diseases are managed today.
"Now that AIDS is becoming, at least in the West, a more chronic and less lethal condition, the impetus to 'other' it is declining," Katz says.
In contrast, mice inoculated with 5×102 CFUs developed a low-grade infection, resembling a more chronic infection.
However, it is possible that non-surviving men had a more chronic and unremitting course of illness, which may have confounded the direct effect of antidepressants on mortality.
