Sentence examples for identification of long term from inspiring English sources
Thus, study of the soil conditions in archaeological sites and comparing the results with the corrosion mechanism in the excavated materials can lead to better identification of long term corrosion mechanism in archaeological artefacts.
The identification of long term evolutionary forces that drive genome shrinkage in endosymbionts is much debated.
The identification of long-term safety issues with the first-generation DESs has reignited clinical interest in the development of stents that are more biologically based, including fully biodegradable stents and stents using biomimetic and biodegradable polymers.
Since the onset of bipolar disorder usually occurs at an early age and the risk of relapse persists for decades until the age of 70 years (Angst et al. 2002), the identification of long-term predictors of bipolar disorder risk is highly relevant to the clinical management and treatment of patients, as well as to the development of preventive strategies (Pinna and Manchia 2014).
Perhaps the primary benefit that can be obtained from biomonitoring is the identification of long-term trends in the population.
Identification of long-term predictors of dizziness in older people may provide new leads for the management of dizziness in older patients.
Post-mortem studies in AD brain allow the identification of long-term synergistic in vivo effects of tau and Aβ in human because, in the majority of AD cases, both pathologies persist in parallel for many years.
Primary care can provide an arena for research into the usefulness of early identification of long-term conditions such as COPD, including investigation of whether it can guide more effective healthcare, and improve long-term outcomes.
As the health effects of hazardous pollutants from oil spills are long-lasting, close follow-up studies are required to estimate the cumulative disease burden of oil spills based on the identification of long-term health effects.
The identification of long-term effects of cancer that contribute to disability and the action needed to improve these and their consequences has become an important aspect of clinical programs.
An understanding of the time taken to device mastery (absence of critical errors) and maintenance of device mastery with Spiromax and Turbuhaler, and the identification of long-term real-life use of these two devices in a population of adults with asthma, await further study [ 28].
