Sentence examples for persistent isolation from inspiring English sources

Given his health woes, succession worries and persistent isolation, Mr. Kim may simply be seeking succor from what may be his last friend on earth.

Serotypes such as E30, E7, E6 and E4 demonstrate more endemic patterns, with persistent isolation levels over 20 years.

This course is similar to a case of M. abscessus peritonitis that occurred in the 3rd year after peritoneal catheter placement and after 2 years of persistent isolation of M. abscessus from the catheter exit site without initial evidence of peritonitis [ 6].

Additional studies with ablation strategies that provide a high single-procedure PVI persistence rate will more accurately reveal the true incidence of non-PV sources because the number of patients with persistent isolation of all PVs during the first redo procedure will certainly increase.

Infection-related death was defined as (1) persistent isolation of pathogens from the infection sites at death, (2) death before resolution of symptoms and signs of infection, or (3) death within 14 days after the onset of infection without other attributable causes [ 25].

In patients with persistent AF, isolation of the PVs was performed after electrical cardioversion into SR, as described earlier.

Only 1 patient had electric PV recovery (2 veins), the remaining 6 patients demonstrated persistent PV isolation.

The presented study revealed the following key findings: (1) the procedural target of evaluation for and ablation of extra-PV AF substrates is superior to elimination of adenosine-induced dormant conduction in patients with paroxysmal AF. (2) The occurrence and elimination of dormant PV conduction have limited impact on both: AF recurrence and persistent PV isolation.

Because depression can lead to persistent sadness, social isolation, school problems and even suicide, screening to treat it early is crucial, the panel said.

To explore the domain-general risk factor of early-life social stress in mental illness, rearing rodents in persistent postweaning social isolation has been established as a widely used animal model with translational relevance for neurodevelopmental psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia.

Among the 11 patients presenting with persistent AF, additional isolation of the posterior LA through the placement of a roof line and a line along the basal posterior LA was successfully achieved and verified through voltage and pace mapping in all 11 patients.