Sentence examples for months permanent from inspiring English sources

There is also a risk of prolonged postoperative erythema after initial healing (lasting weeks or months), permanent hypopigmentation, infection, and occasionally fibrosis and scarring [ 16– 16].

Longstanding illness was obtained from a survey question asking whether the respondent had any longstanding illness (longer than 6 months), permanent ailment or disability (yes/no).

Pain (no/yes) within the previous 3 months (permanent and/or intermittent) was assessed by telephone interview (7-year follow-up).

This policy resulted in a marked increase in its population from 4.17 million in 2004 to 5.08 million in 2010, which was largely caused by an increase in foreign-born persons comprising long-term pass holders (LTPHs) (permission to stay in Singapore >6 months), permanent residents (PRs), and naturalized citizens (1 ).

After five months, permanent teeth will start coming in, usually canines and molars first.

It was divided into three categories: 1) temporary harm with a complete recovery expected within 12 months, 2) permanent impairment or resulted in permanent institutional or nursing care, and 3) all-cause mortality.

Oldham have parted company with their manager David Dunn after just three months in permanent charge.

Now, after 18 months of permanent campaigning, Mr. Chavez says that at last he can begin to make real changes.

"Rather than issue emergency orders every 12 months, giving permanent approval to the Cross-Sound Cabetteruld bensureensure that Long Islanders have access to the electricity they need," Senator Schumer wrote to the secretary of energy, Spencer Abraham.

We settled on Svalbard and the high arctic landscape of Norway, but this bought up a few key problems: first, Norway is a really expensive country, and secondly there are three months of permanent darkness in winter.

Sometime in the next few months, the permanent subcommittee plans to call the Internal Revenue Service to task for allowing the political super PACs to be classified as tax-exempt 501(c)(4 s.