Sentence examples for persistent trauma from inspiring English sources
Qualitative data revealed that youth faced persistent trauma exposure, including family separation, family and community violence, a lack of institutional protection, and pervasive poverty.
The story narrated in Dreams from My Father is every bit as remarkable as Obama's rise to power, and displays an acute sensitivity to the persistent trauma of the American political settlement: race.
"There is this overestimation that we are resilient," Jalloh said, noting that years of persistent trauma had taken their toll, especially on the nation's most vulnerable, such as children.
Studies of the clinical and histopathological characteristics of conjunctivochalasis, have suggested the aetiology to lie in a variety of local effects such as persistent trauma related to blinking, ultraviolet radiation or tear stasis.
The interrelations are described in literature: persistent trauma-related dissociation has been shown to be strongly associated with PTSD [ 2, 3].
Further analyses with a larger study population are needed to validate our data and corroborate biofilm formation as an independent risk factor for persistent trauma-related infections.
Some individuals demonstrate remarkable capacities to overcome the severe challenges of early, persistent maltreatment, trauma, and emotional harm, yet there are limits to the ability of young children to recover psychologically from adversity.
That's not to say that the tradition has since been dead -- only less apparent and, perhaps, less important in the absence of a unifying and persistent social trauma that would beg the therapy of song.
Killed in a car crash three years ago, Justin Strzelczyk is the fourth former N.F.L. player to have been found post-mortem to have brain damage that experts said was caused by persistent head trauma.
Four red splotches specked an otherwise tranquil sea — early signs of brain damage that experts said was most likely caused by the persistent head trauma of life in football's trenches.
The impact of football on the brain has been illuminated by studies that have connected on-field collisions to cognitive damage, as well as the presence of a degenerative disease in several players that is caused by persistent neurological trauma.
