Sentence examples for indicates a longstanding from inspiring English sources

Aneurysm calcification indicates a longstanding and therefore probably more stable aneurysm.

Dr. Griffith was asked whether Mr. Mineo's elevated white cell count indicated a longstanding infection, and he said that even an injury just a few hours old could cause that response in the body.

The gains in ANC and skilled birth attendant deliveries were not consistent throughout the pilot intervention period of February August 2011, but data from 2012 and 2013 indicate a longstanding trend for higher consultation and delivery rates in the intervention community compared with the 3-year period before the intervention.

Combined with the fact that many of the asylum seekers had earlier mental health problems, the early suicide attempts could also indicate a more longstanding illness process and effects of premigration stress.

For patients, improving PAAP design and accessibility [ 32– 34] should bring some benefits, but our patient participants with asthma of longstanding duration indicated a need for PAAPs better suited to their requirements.

Some public health advocates agree that the latest moves indicate a new willingness by the government to tackle the longstanding issue.

Associations between physical disability and difficulty getting to the surgery as a reason for unmet need to see a doctor were assessed in a sub-sample of 41 389 patients who provided information on longstanding conditions and indicated an unmet need to see a doctor in the previous 6 months on the GPPS.

Clinically, a larger subgroup of patients with longstanding diabetes suffers from severe gastrointestinal symptoms, which could indicate an overall hyperalgesia or allodynia of the internal afferents.

The biological properties of these viruses are consistent with those of their phylogenetic progenitors, indicating longstanding adaptation to mammals.

Our findings indicate that several longstanding notions concerning the origin of introns differ from the results obtained by this study.

Our longitudinal analyses indicate that only longstanding elevated depressive symptoms increase the risk of incident diabetes, whereas antidepressant use at 3 years is associated with a dramatically elevated risk regardless of its presence at baseline.