Sentence examples for separate chronic from inspiring English sources

Separate chronic terminal in vivo electrophysiology studies utilizing the microchannel scaffolds with permanently integrated microwire electrodes were conducted to evaluate interfacing capabilities.

But the jury is still out on whether stress actually causes hair to turn gray, and for the most part, at least anecdotally, you'd have to separate chronic stress -- ongoing stress that lasts for a few years -- from the kind Marie Antoinette was feeling as the guillotine loomed large.

In summary, it is difficult to separate chronic pain from depression.

Further analysis indicated that these negative association did not occur in different separate chronic HBV infected cohorts.

In this way rules can be established to allow one to discover mixed disorders and to separate chronic from acute respiratory derangements.

Furthermore, we could not separate chronic inflammation as a feature of COPD and transit inflammation caused by minor infection or inhalation of air pollutants.

Other studies have not separated chronic from non-chronic hyporesponsiveness.

Given that the OR for having both chronic bronchitis and emphysema was no stronger than having chronic bronchitis or emphysema separately, chronic bronchitis and emphysema were maintained as separate variables.

This did not include any measure of duration of symptoms, unlike the Rome III criteria for functional gastrointestinal disorders, which separate the chronic and the fluctuating conditions.

WAD patients are separated from chronic neck pain merely on the history of trauma [ 1].

The dogs were considered as a whole group, but also separated into chronic non-ambulatory and recovering ambulatory paraparetic dogs because the quality of the gait of these two groups of dog is quite different.