Sentence examples for longstanding diseases from inspiring English sources

Trichomes are important causes of atmospheric pollution and these pollutants can cause acute and chronic irritation of the eyes, skin, and respiratory tract, which subsequently result in intolerable itching and allergy, and even longstanding diseases such as Rice Miller's Syndrome (Lim et al.[1984]).[1984]

Were they both signs of some longstanding disease process that was destroying this patient's muscle?

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Cartilage and bone may occasionally be seen within lipomas, particularly in longstanding disease.

Patients had longstanding disease, which could imply more symptoms.

However, studies published to date have been performed almost exclusively on adult patients with longstanding disease, and very little is known about hBD expression in paediatric IBD.

Because most of these adult patients were using chronic medication for asthma or had longstanding disease, a 12% change in FEV1 was not used as a criterion for diagnosis.

Tophi (large crystal deposits) can form in longstanding disease.

They had longstanding disease (means of 8.9 9.7 years in the three treatment groups).

Clearly this reflects the cohort of patients studied who had established and sometimes very longstanding disease.

Treatment started on day 35 (longstanding disease) had similar, albeit less-pronounced, effects.