But the legend would not be complete without a reference to its persistent, history-making oversupplies of horsepower.
Those driven by justice tend to be persistent – and history judges them rather more kindly than those who obstruct them.
Similarly, persistent fever, history of intravenous drug abuse, severe pain, lumbar spine surgery within 1 year, recent bacterial infection, bacteraemia, or an immunocompromised state should prompt a work-up to rule-out occult infection.
In spite of her medical illness burden (status postnephrectomy, stage 3 renal failure, nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, status posthyperparathyroid resection with persistent hypercalcemia, history of subclinical hypothyroidism, and hyperthyroidism), lithium continued to be her maintenance mood stabilizer.
Cirrhosis/chronic active hepatitis/chronic persistent hepatitis, history of hepatitis B or C virus infection.
But British historians have not allowed facts to get in the way of the persistent falsification of history.
This approach, speculative and meta-historical, aims to discern large, embracing patterns and directions in the unfolding of human history, persistent notwithstanding the erratic back-and-forth of particular historical developments.
The second paper [ 74] studied children with HI associated with a persistent or recurrent history of middle ear disease.
Secondary outcomes are food sensitisation (positive skin prick test), number of lower respiratory infections (through hospital linkage), moderately-severe and persistent eczema (by history and examination) and vitamin D deficiency (serum vitamin D <50 nmol/L) at age 12 months.
