Sentence examples similar to long-term dying from inspiring English sources

The manufacturers' bland assurances seem empty in the face of this long-term die-off of these beneficial creatures.

For 35 years, paleontologists and geologists have debated the role these two global events played in the last mass extinction, with one side claiming the eruptions were irrelevant, and the other side claiming the impact was a blip in a long-term die-off.

The need is urgent, he says, because other research has shown that patients who miss follow-up medical visits within the first year after they begin outpatient drug treatment for HIV infection tend to be out of compliance with regimens and, over the long term, die at twice the rate of those who keep their appointments.

But the idea of a bipartisan fiscal commission to confront the deficits in the long term died in the Senate the other day.

Mice treated with high-fat diet plus 0.024% orlistat for a long term died by severe diarrhea, but high-fat diet plus 0.012% orlistat-fed mice did not cause diarrhea (data not shown).

Standard survival indicators, namely 5- or 10-year relative survival (RS) [ 4, 5], do not differentiate patients who, in the long-term, will die because of cancer from those who will be cured and will die of other causes [ 6].

But he "came out" to his parents in 1993, aged 29, after his first long-term partner died of AIDS.

David P. Weikart, who did important studies of early childhood education that are widely cited as evidence that programs like Head Start can have long-term benefits, died on Tuesday at a hospital in Saline, Mich.

Liz, his long-term partner, died two months ago after a long battle with Parkinson's disease and our interview takes place in her cosy cottage near Plumpton racecourse, East Sussex, which is full of family photographs, haphazardly placed paintings, children's artwork pinned above the fireplace and wedding invitations on the mantelpiece, the memories of a life well lived.

None of the patients of short-term survival was still alive at month 24, while 10% of the patients of long-term survival died afterwards.

Keep in mind that one out of two long-term smokers die earlier than they would if they had not smoked.