Sentence examples for slow resolution of from inspiring English sources

Across upstate New York, Indians from the six nations of the Haudenosaunee, or Iroquois, are becoming impatient with the slow resolution of claims for return of land taken from us illegally after 1790.

Moreover the slow resolution of the motor aura that went beyond 24 h could be interpreted as "persistent aura without infarction" and the attacks classifiable as "probable migraine with aura".

Thus, one explanation for the slow resolution of foci in hESCs may be more robust cell cycle checkpoints (other than G1/S) and slower DDR recovery [34].

A delayed PCT peak higher than 500 pg/mL contributes to the early diagnosis of invasive fungal disease and PCT decrease in follow-up promptly reflects response to antifungal therapy when compared with the slow resolution of fever.

One patient (identified retrospectively) was treated with levofloxacin and reported slow resolution of her symptoms.

This probably reflects a relatively slow resolution of optic disc axonal distension and oedema after reduction in intracranial pressure.

Is diabetes that impacts on routine activities an independent predictor of slower resolution of pain and functional recovery after TKA? Design: Community-based prospective observational study.

In contrast, the slower resolution of γH2AX and Rad51 foci in adult SCs implies a delayed DNA repair.

The later may persist many years after preeclampsia, in the form of micro- or macroalbuminuria, suggesting a slower resolution of pregnancy-related renal changes [ 6, 16, 17].

IκBα overexpression reduces injury severity and inflammation in early pneumonia, but slows resolution of inflammation and bacterial clearance and worsens injury during prolonged pneumonia.

Consistent with that hypothesis, we found that slowing the exchange of Cdc42, Bem1, or Cdc24 in and out of the clusters resulted in correspondingly slower resolution of multi-cluster intermediates, leading to the occasional formation of more than one bud.