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There are fewer data regarding the metabolic consequences of typical long-term (lower) GC doses, which are generally considered to be modest (9– 11).
Associations were most consistent with long-term, lower exposure, as represented by background exposure, in contrast to more intense but intermittent exposure from specific activities.
In the short-term patients may suffer wound breakdown or infection, while in the long-term lower limb lymphedema and erysipelas (type of skin infection) can occur beyond 1 year (van der Zee et al, 2008).
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In fact, one of the costs is not so much inflation of consumer prices but long-term lowering of returns to most pensioners and savers, as well as increasing the cost of pension contributions for the working age population.
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The sedimentary sequence was recognized as having been associated with the long-term lowering of the lake level.
The subsequent middle Miocene cooling coincident with the eastern Antarctic ice sheet expansion resulted in a long-term lowering of sea level that is reflected by a progradational platform growth.
