Also component to the above is the idea that the NSA — and therefore the Federal government — has the right to insert itself between, say, Cisco and one of its customers, on a chronic scale that weakens their products on a per-unit basis.
In ninth book of Liber Pantegni, headaches were also classified into three types and one of them, Galeata, consisted on a chronic pain of mild intensity with occasional superimposed exacerbations.
Sleep problems affect one in three of us at any one time, and about 10% of the population on a chronic basis.
Ejection fraction, therefore, is a benchmark for assessing ventricular function and failure on a chronic basis.
James also had to have keyhole surgery on a chronic shoulder injury last October and, as she reiterates, "there were points where I thought I'd never get back.
Furthermore, none of the cox-2 inhibitors have been used long enough on a chronic basis to be certain of their long-term safety.
Particularly intriguing was a British Medical Journal piece from 1982 that reported on a "Chronic Epidemic of Hysterical Blackouts in a Comprehensive School".
The hospital, which serves some very deprived parts of London, blames its problems on a chronic lack of A&E doctors.
We propose a broader paradigm for heart failure care based on a chronic rather than an acute illness model.
Low-glycemic index diets are associated with a wide range of benefits when followed on a chronic basis.
(It seems to me now, many years later, that I was expressing early on a chronic depressive's wish to stay home, on the inside, instead of taking on the outside, loomingly hostile world in the form of classmates and teachers).
