Sentence examples for long pathological from inspiring English sources

For anyone trying to fathom James (Whitey) Bulger's long, pathological career on both sides of the law, a 661-page opinion by Mark Wolf, chief judge of the Federal District Court in Massachusetts, tells the inside story.

Experimental psychologists have long documented pathological "loss aversion" – where we pay more attention to what we've lost than what we've gained.

In conclusion, instillation of a single dose of MWCNT induced long lasting pathological changes in dam lung and liver.

Pain accompanies weakening of bones, and in 25 percent of cases so-called brown tumours develop in the ends of long bones; pathological fractures are not uncommon.

The goal of translating the diffuse gains from domestic intellectual property (IP) protection in the global North into an international setting characterized by vast disparities in national income levels, diverse cultural and historical contexts, and distinct legal institutions has long caused pathological behavior in global IP politics.

Quite often patients develop clinical complaints related to smoking long after pathological damage has begun.

Consensual sadomasochism was long considered pathological, but psychologists studying people interested in BDSM (bondage, discipline, sadism and masochism) have failed to find evidence that these sexual practices are harmful.

Ironically the anemia associated with schistosomiasis may actually provide a degree of protection for hosts against the more severe long term pathological consequences of chronic infection.

Although traditionally viewed as a white matter (WM) demyelinating disorder, MS is characterized by acute and chronic axonal and neuronal loss, as shown for long by pathological and neuroimaging studies [ 1, 2].

These results demonstrate that repetitive head trauma may produce persistent, long-term pathological alterations in brain architecture that may be difficult to detect using standard cognitive and neurological assessments.

A semi-structured clinical interview was conducted with the mother to gather information on their clinical-medical history (including their family, physiological and both recent and long-term pathological medical history, particularly focusing on any history of headache).