Sentence examples for long-standing changes from inspiring English sources

The election also speeded up long-standing changes in the two parties: the Republican Party, having long ago shed its country club associations, is fast becoming much more of a Wal-Mart party.

Some scholars believe long-standing changes in parenting have already shown up in adults.

Beyond this transitory alveolar bone loss period, our results showed significant long-standing changes in extracellular matrix and other cellular components of periodontium throughout the course of diabetes.

Though necessary during acute inflammation in the context of systemic infection or trauma, these long-standing changes contribute to increased mortality in chronic inflammatory diseases.

7 8 For example, if a physician misdiagnoses a headache as benign and the patient subsequently dies from a subarachnoid haemorrhage, the powerful impact of this experience might produce long-standing changes in the physician's approach towards the diagnosis of patients presenting with headache.

So, window of opportunity, not a long-standing change.

It's time for a new generation of good seeds to bring about a long standing change in race in America--enough of open season on black folks.

A 30-year-old man with dizziness, long-standing behavioural changes and subsequent diagnosis of intra-axial cerebral tumour.

Focal complications occur because of long-standing inflammatory changes secondary to persistent fluctuating or chronic hernia, which eventually may lead to extensive epidural scarring (without surgical intervention).

OBJECT: The chronic stinger syndrome is a distinct entity from acute stingers and has been shown to have its own pathophysiology that, unlike acute stingers, may reflect long-standing geometrical changes of the subaxial spinal canal and chronic irritation/degeneration of the exiting nerve root complex.

A short program might fail to achieve long-standing behavioural changes [ 21].