Sentence examples for a persistent course of from inspiring English sources

People at higher risk of chronic depression may require longer treatments to avoid a persistent course of disability.

Since parental psychopathology like alcohol abuse or an antisocial personality disorder are among the most relevant risk factors for a persistent course of conduct disorder [ 9], an intervention has to target not only the children with behavioural problems but also their parents.

Our findings suggest that the DRD4 7-repeat allele is associated with a more persistent course of ADHD.

Altogether the present data from two observational cohorts indicate that the IL2RA minor allele is not only protective for the severity of radiographic progression but also predisposes to a less persistent course of RA.

"There is no case in which such a long and persistent course of manufacture of both guns and explosives combined with possession of material likely to be useful to those who commit terrorist acts has ever been before a court before".

More mental health interventions should be allocated to children who had elevated risk for developing persistent course of the symptoms.

The net effect would be the establishment of a vicious cycle, schematically shown in fig.6f, which is able to account for the chronic persistent course typical of psoriasis.

Even with adequate antipsychotic treatment, many patients with schizophrenia continue to experience symptoms: according to the W-SOHO study, 15 39% experience a persistent symptomatic course and 14 21% of those experiencing remission subsequently relapse within a three-year period [ 5].

Interpretation group 5 generated one false case with a mild course of persistent pulmonary hypertension resolving with the last date of diagnosis just after 2 months of age.

"What started as a thought — a very persistent thought — has now become a course of action that I wish to pursue," Mr. Biden wrote in an open letter to his constituents in April 2014.

Notably, however, one animal actually developed a persistent tumor over the course of six weeks.