Sentence examples for longstanding signs from inspiring English sources

In many cases, the Harlem researchers said, children had obvious, longstanding signs of asthma but had never been diagnosed -- either because the parents did not seek treatment or because doctors missed the signals.

"There are some obvious visible signs of longstanding untreated HIV infection, such as stunting and skin disfigurement.

We have recently shown that PET and macrophage targeting is a promising technique for identification of longstanding RA patients with signs of subclinical synovitis related to short-term flare [ 15], but such studies have not yet been conducted in early RA patients.

While the issues are minor, the letters are the latest sign of longstanding tension between the club and neighbors who assert it has not adequately protected its heritage.

For Pollan, the fact that Chipotle has, in the past few years, started promoting its longstanding policies is "a sign of how the national conversation around food has changed".

Swart laughs off the longstanding rumour that Vanilla signed to EMI as the result of someone losing a bet, but accepts that Vanilla were launched with what was unmistakably a novelty single.

There are still signs that the longstanding ambivalence about the border here remains.

Republicans' longstanding strategy has been showing signs of wear for a while.

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

Unlike other specialties where pertinent clinical signs are often longstanding and can be demonstrated repeatedly to different groups of students, suspected skin malignancies are excised in dermatology outpatients as a matter of priority.

Mr. McGinley attributed the band's ability to slide between music scenes as a sign of its longstanding commitment to mutability.