Even if we set this caution aside, there may be parts of persistently employed strategy that lead to persistent failure.
Because depression can lead to persistent sadness, social isolation, school problems and even suicide, screening to treat it early is crucial, the panel said.
There is a risk that continuing rapid economic development in China and elsewhere will lead to persistent upward pressure on commodity prices.
Chronic dacryocystitis can lead to persistent tearing, recurrent infection, and scarring; surgical treatment may be necessary to reestablish tear flow into the nasal cavity.
This can lead to persistent "fails-to-deliver" (FTDs), which occur when the short-seller is unable to produce shares at settlement.
Acute poisoning can lead to persistent disorders in the cognitive, motor, sensory, and affective domains.
On the other hand, if destruction and repair are not properly coordinated, inflammation may lead to persistent tissue damage.
They conclude that spatial segregation and the implicit limitation of the aspiration window can lead to persistent inequalities.
This relates to the results by Mookherjee et al. (2010), who have argued that spatial segregation will lead to persistent reference points, i.e., aspirations traps.
Inadequately treated coronoid fractures can lead to persistent posterolateral instability and an increased risk of early degeneration of the ulnohumeral joint [10, 16, 17].
Thus, the disrupted function of interneurons due to loss of inhibitory control and increased stimulation could contribute to the cascade of events that lead to persistent chronic pain.
