Sentence examples for more chronic pathology from inspiring English sources

Amateur athletes also tend to have more chronic pathology and again this may be related to poorer access to both physiotherapy and surgery.

Indeed, it is estimated that about 90%% of Sudanese population depend mainly on herbal medicines for the primary treatment of various types of diseases, ranging from simple disorders to more chronic pathologies such as cancers [ 8]. H. abyssinica belongs to the family Hydronaceae (Leafless and rootless parasite).

As persons with asthma age, the airway obstruction becomes less reversible due to airway remodeling from chronic inflammation and fibrosis leading to a more chronic obstructive pathology that retains features of asthma [ 20].

The rapidly changing context in healthcare, with increasingly more chronic and multimorbid pathologies, resulting in complex care situations and with more professionals involved, sets clear demands towards IPC [ 10].

Second generation models use viral vectors to target α-syn expression in the SN, resulting in a more gradual expression of α-syn with accompanying dopaminergic cell loss, which more closely resembles the chronic pathology of PD [ 11- 14].

However, it is unclear whether cervical shortening under these circumstances is simply an acute effect of uterine overdistension, or a more chronic process reflecting longstanding uterocervical pathology.

Much more extensive studies with samples without chronic pathology are now required in order to be able to draw more robust conclusions.

This process occurs physiologically in the embryo and during pathology such as wound healing but also in conjunction with more chronic processes such as cancer or chronic inflammatory disease.

The coexistence of even more chronic conditions in the same person is also common, three or more pathologies being found in 30% of the population at 65 and 60% at 85 years of age.

This might indicate that in more chronic conditions of mental health issues the improvement of QoL could be worth considering in the therapeutic process independent of targeting pathology.

Joblessness is also becoming more chronic.