Thus, urinalysis generally fails to determine the long term history of an individual's drug use [12], which is a major hindrance in cases of performance-enhancing drugs used in preparation for competition.
The International Olympic Committee confirmed that some competitors in cycling, rowing, athletics and triathlon will be using the passports, which are a long term history of an athlete's physiology based on key markers in the blood.
In the long term, history is on our side.
In this light, the high noon of Apartheid could be read as one more Afrikaans attempt to secure self-determination--to wish away the simple fact that, in the long term, history is demography.
They were predominantly male (N = 49 (70%)), with a long term history of psychosis including a recent relapse.
Sequoia fund has one of the best long-term histories on Wall Street: Over the last 20 years, it has returned 11.9% annualized, versus a return of 8.7% for the S&P 500 index.
Weckbach et al. found evidence for cardiovascular disease in patients with long-term histories of diabetic disease in 49% of cases for peripheral artery disease, in 25% of cases for myocardial infarction, and in 28% of cases for cerebrovascular disease [14].
Most have long-term histories of economic, social marginalisation and childhood trauma.
Repression of emergent community-based organizations that suffer government harassment, suppression or de-registration is often unintentionally facilitated by Western organizations that require large and viable NGO partners with long-term histories of collaboration.
New advances in the analysis of patterns of genetic variation found in contemporary populations allow the disentanglement of the combined effects of these forces to reveal the recent and long-term histories of those populations.
"This is the long-term history of Pakistan," he said.
