Sentence examples for chronic used from inspiring English sources

Patients younger than 18 years of age, pregnant patients, and patients with aplasia or immunosuppressive disease (e.g., HIV) or receiving immunosuppressive therapy (chemotherapy, chronic used of steroids, autoimmune disease treatment) were excluded from the study.

A recent study aimed at identifying the extent to which microglia activation contributes to the effects of MPTP in monkeys indicated that microglial activation is triggered early mainly by the toxic effects of MPTP regardless of the dose (subacute or chronic) used and the extent of cell death induced (Vazquez-Claverie et al., 2009).

It has also successfully modified the RxRiskV index to include the ATC codes of pharmacological agents currently licensed for use in Ireland and strengthened the definition of "chronic" used in the original version, by specifying that an individual must have received a minimum of three consecutive prescriptions for a disease class.

> -wrap-foot> † P.aeruginosa classified as chronic using the Leeds criteria.

And then there's the deadpan voice-over, with its chronic use of the portentous "would".

With chronic use, the brains that overstimulate dopamine and another brain chemical, serotonin, are permanently compromised.

Doctors warn that chronic use can lead to hallucinations, anxiety and psychosis.

And chronic use of chromium may cause kidney and muscle damage.

Its chronic use as an insecticide causes the evolution of resistant strains of insects.

Examples include an Alzheimer's drug, Tacrine, and even chronic use of aspirin.

Because of the chronic use, the brain has adapted and without it, you're performing at a lower level.