Sentence examples for initial chronic from inspiring English sources

Sue's first bout of real depression lasted a year, and once the initial chronic period lifted, she still felt low most of the time: "I could put a face on, and didn't tell anyone apart from my doctor," she says.

The 5-point importance scale was used only for determining content validity in the initial chronic illness study [ 13].

Another common concern of obesity-associated FSGS as well as with diabetic nephropathy is the initial chronic hyperfiltration leading to increased glomerular capillary pressure and likely podocyte stretch.

Both drugs were originally recorded for treatment of the acute phase of Chagas disease, but are currently used in both acute and initial chronic phases [ 2, 5].

The initial, chronic phase of the disease has a median duration of 4 6 years and is characterised by overproduction of immature myeloid cells and mature granulocytes in the spleen, bone marrow, and peripheral blood.

In the initial (chronic exercise) study, the skeletal muscle investigations were limited by the biopsy amount, and it was not possible to measure PGC-1α or other gene expression.

The primary outcome was access to kidney transplantation, defined as time from day 91 after initiating chronic dialysis (initial Medicare eligibility for dialysis) to placement on the kidney transplant waitlist with censoring at death or at 12 months after initial Medicare eligibility for dialysis.

For in vivo experiments, the TC/PDO conduit was implanted into a small 2 3 mm long cavity in the C3-C4 cervical segments immediately after injury (acute SCI) or at 2 5 months after initial surgery (chronic SCI).

After initial infection, chronic Q fever will develop in 1%–5% of patients (1, 3 ).

Independently from the initial insult, chronic nephropathies seem to share common pathogenic mechanisms leading to progressive renal function loss and fibrosis [ 2].

Ongoing randomized clinical trials (40) promise to answer many questions regarding patient selection, optimal procedure, when to intervene, and where initial and chronic care should be delivered.