Sentence examples for chronic aspects from inspiring English sources

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Repetitive intratracheal administrations of BLM were described to mimic more effectively the chronic aspects of pulmonary fibrosis [ 17].

The rabbit model permits investigation of chronic aspects of disease because it can act as a control by allowing multiple measurements to be made at different time points.

This measure therefore reflects the chronic aspect of the pain as it combines both frequency and intensity, as used previously (Draganski et al., 2006; Makin et al., 2013).

The economic burden of diabetes is highly significant, due to direct medical costs along with indirect costs related to a loss of productivity and the chronic aspect of the disease [ 4- 6].

Then, three rounds of online survey were conducted: experts had to score the chronic aspect of each remaining item first as chronic, not chronic or in between, and second on a scale of 1 9 (2 rounds); and then assess the relevance of the chronic items in the context of multimorbidity (1 round).

The first report of a correlation between pulmonary fibrosis and RA was published in 1948 by Ellman and Ball [ 11], describing three patients with polyarthritis and interstitial pneumonitis with chronic fibrosing aspects on autopsy.

On the other hand, all these subjects had a VH as indicated in a previous clinical study concerning the chronic pain aspect [51]; VH was in the range of physiological value, i.e. inferior to one diopter [21].

1 2 In addition to the chronic progressive aspect of COPD, many COPD patients have acute worsening of their symptoms (ie, exacerbation), frequently leading to hospitalisation and increased mortality.

Diagnosis is difficult: the CSF reveals a mixed composition (but could be lymphocytic), hypoglycorrhachia and hypochlorurorachia (but can be normal), hyperproteinorachia (which only expresses the chronic inflammatory aspect); the growth of M. tuberculosis (Koch's bacillus) is slow and cannot support a rapid diagnosis; and direct examination of the CSF by Ziehl staining is exceptionally positive.

Living with severe headache, especially if chronic, influences all aspects of patients' perceived quality of life as measured by the DOLOtest.