But on long-term form, this is nothing special.
The Food and Drug Administration said a study of the drug in patients with a long-term form of the disease, known as atrial fibrillation, showed twice as many deaths as those who did not take the drug.
Snedeker however is totally falling to pieces: he's now carded 6-6-5 since turnturn, dropping another shot at 12. I think we can forget about the poor man, long-term form is taking vengeful precedence over that early-morning spurt.
When McNamara talks about selecting on form, he means long-term form.
This marks something of a shift in philosophy from the coach, who has often talked of picking on "long-term form".
They represent both an investment with daily and weekly dividends over many years, in the form of milk, and a long-term form of wealth storage.
Behavioural sensitization to a single morphine exposure has been considered to be a long-term form of behavioural plasticity associated with opioid addiction.
In healthy patients it can cause a primary form of meningoencephalitis (PAM) with a fulminant course in most cases and a mild long-term form in immunocompromised patients called granulomatous meningoencephalitis (GAE) [9, 20, 22].
Since the hippocampus is well known for its crucial role in converting an episodic memory from short-term into its long-term form, it is of great interest to use episodic memory paradigms for the identification of memory traces in its networks [8], [9].
Petrides (2002, 2006) has argued that the mid-portion of the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (BA 45 and 47/12), where the association fibres from anterior temporal lobes terminate, is critical for 'the active (i.e. controlled strategic) regulation of information in the posterior cortical association areas where information is perceived and coded in short-term and long-term form'.
