Sentence examples for old continuation from inspiring English sources

It made me feel well.' (Male, 20 years old, continuation phase, outpatient).

'It is said that taking anti-TB drugs might lower fertility, I am rather worried about it.' (Male, 20 years old, continuation phase, outpatient) The seniors would graduate.

(Male, 22 years old, continuation phase, outpatient) Some patients were worried that the side effects of anti-TB drugs would exist for long terms, especially the outcome of infertility and impaired function of liver and kidney.

Now, they have to pay so much for the disease.' (Male, 24 years old, continuation phase, outpatient) The majority of the participants reported that they had little chance to communicate with healthcare workers.

We did not tell them the truth, because most of the villagers like to gossip.' (Male, 20 years old, continuation phase, outpatient) 'My closest classmates were estranged from me...but I can understand (smile).

After all, I am a young man.' (Male, 21 years old, continuation phase, outpatient) The biggest problem caused by PTB was the disruption of the participants' normal life, especially their studies when receiving treatment.

But again, I think this is an incomplete explanation because it does not explain the positive emotion, which I believe is linked to 1982, through a second atavistic reaction new life from old, the continuation of life, the extension of life into the future, even notions of renewal and resurrection.

For mentally-normal older adults, continuation of activity is easier for intellectual activities than physical exercises.

But Mr. Weinstein said that it would probably be wise to file the UCC-3 anyway rather than rely on the old five-year continuation rule.

In the course of half-a-mile along Brewer Street and its continuation, Old Compton Street, you can set the controls for the Sixties, and roll back the years to the time of rock.

Colin Campbell, professor of sociology at the University of York, rejects the assumption that modern superstitions are simply a continuation of old beliefs.