Sentence examples for much more chronic from inspiring English sources

2. Media companies prize their relationship with the consumer — hey, we're the ones who give you "Harry Potter" and "American Idol" — but technology companies have a much more chronic, intimate relationship with consumers.

This form of dysentery, which traditionally occurs in the tropics, is usually much more chronic and insidious than the bacillary disease and is more difficult to treat because the causative organism occurs in two forms, a motile one and a cyst, each of which produces a different disease course.

"So it's much more chronic," Scritchfield says.

This genetic variation "could go part of the way to explaining why some people have much more serious chronic pain than others".

Heart disease is a much more complex chronic disease than stomach ulcers.

"We need to be responsible for half the number of patients per doctor, i.e. we need double the number of GPs, now that we manage increasingly complex medical problems, carrying out much more intensive chronic disease management, in an increasingly frail and elderly population" (ID 344, 50 59, female, principal).

Why ANA levels were much more elevated in chronic migraine than in CH is unknown.

Complications are much more frequent in chronic alcoholics than in the remaining population after an elective operation or in some other case, like trauma or acute abdomen.

Hence, this may suggest that diet-induced liver fibrosis and inflammation may either: a) occur much later with more chronic WD rat feeding paradigms; and/or b) may be initiated by other factors that precede eventual perturbations in local and systemic pro-inflammatory signalers with chronic WD feeding.

Thus, the present participants had a high proportion of elderly who could attend, had much more insomnia and slightly more chronic musculoskeletal pain than previously found in HUNT3.

But recent research has suggested that our feelings, emotions, and behaviors may have much more to do with chronic back pain than any detectable problem with the spine — and this has just been confirmed by a study in JAMA.