Sentence examples for longstanding means from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure what "longstanding" means, as the firm was founded in 2010.

Patients had longstanding (mean disease duration = 15 years) and highly active disease (mean DAS28 = 6.3).

The patients in this trial had longstanding (mean disease duration 11.4 12.2 years) and very active (Disease Activity Score 6.9) disease, with significant functional limitations (Health Assessment Questionairre score 1.8).

Briefly, subjects had longstanding (mean [SD] = 5.4 [6.5] years) and highly active disease as evidenced by the physician global disease activity (mean [SD] = 49 [19] mm), patient global disease activity (mean [SD] = 65 [21] mm) and muscle activity VAS scores (mean [SD] = 46 [22] mm).

According to Cheeseman, this longstanding perception means that the government's current stance on the IEBC is likely being seen among Luo communities as yet another example of historic ethnic repression.

Legislative drafts, likewise, are leaked all the time for all sorts of reasons and, since they are public documents, the first amendment and longstanding precedents means they can and are the topic of news stories.

Third, the Seventh Circuit rejected any suggestion that Heller's reference to the presumptive legality of "longstanding" restrictions means that only those restrictions on the books in 1791 are currently permissible.

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

The patients included in this trial had longstanding disease (mean 13 years) and active synovitis despite etanercept (mean of 29 tender and 20 swollen joints).

The group had longstanding diabetes (mean duration 12.5 ± 7.4 years) under poor glycemic control (mean HbA1c 9.7 ± 1.5%).

Patients had longstanding disease (mean disease duration 127 months, range 10 311), all were treated with MTX (mean dose 15 mg/week, range 5 30) and 10/13 with prednisolone (mean dose 9 mg/day, range 2.5 15).