Morbidity, mortality, functional capabilities and quality of life following critical illness have been reported previously, with studies consistently showing that recovery is frequently protracted, taking up to 2 years, particularly in patients who experience a prolonged ICU length of stay [ 1, 2, 8, 31].
Antosca's protracted take on Straub's story feels pleasantly out-of-time, never basking in referentiality or overt nostalgia (read: Ryan Murphy).
For nine days last month, 26,000 teachers in the school system, the nation's third largest, picketed in front of schools and marched through the city as protracted contract negotiations took place.
Combining this finding with the result that spine loss around plaques is a protracted process taking place over a long period of time, the present study may explain the delay of 5 10 years between the accumulation of amyloid-β in human brains and onset of cognitive decline [ 50, 51].
The initiation of a collector into Turrell's realm can be protracted, often taking years between a buyer's receipt of the artist's plans and a work's completion.
Seventy two deletants had protracted fermentation, taking 20% or longer to complete fermentation than the parent.
It will be of great interest in the future to link these prefrontal cortical, dorsal striatal and neurochemical mechanisms that have been demonstrated individually to be causally related to compulsive drug seeking in rats after a protracted cocaine taking history.
Anderson's direction, with its protracted long takes and tight closeups, treats the figurines like actors, emphasizing their "performances".
The transfer of programme supervision and ARV procurement roles as well as corresponding budgets was protracted and took time to resolve.
The building process is a protracted affair, taking far too long and creating embarrassing amounts of building waste (over 50 percent of all waste produced in the United States, in fact).
There is also a more protracted contest taking place, one that is less visible, but equally critical.
