Sentence examples for sustained consequences from inspiring English sources

35 36 We are evaluating a phenomenon that is still unfolding, and the prospective, longitudinal design should allow us to discriminate between transitory and more sustained consequences of implementation and adoption of electronic health records.

When the CRF persists well beyond the end of treatment (termed here post-cancer fatigue {PCF), it appears unlikely that the fatigue state can be simply accounted for by sustained consequences of the more obvious toxicities of adjuvant therapy such as anemia or menopause [ 27, 35, 37].

Below, we shall substantiate our model discussing sustained arousal consequences in other organ systems in relation to CFS research evidence.

Injuries sustained in childhood have consequences that can last throughout the life-course, including loss of function, ability, participation, stress and chronic pain (Davey et al. [2005]; Gabbe et al. [2011]).

I could share how deeply anorexia destroyed my body, and the many medical consequences I sustained as a result.

The offenders were operating in groups; the offences involved an abuse of power; an abuse of trust; the victims were particularly vulnerable and on occasion the ill-treatment of a patient was sustained, with the consequences of serious psychological effects," he added.

The proportion of the different traumatic physical health consequences sustained by IPV experience is presented in Table 1.

However, Ebdon's game refused to spark into sustained productivity, a consequence, it appeared in retrospect, of the emotional upheavals he experienced on Saturday.

An injury sustained as a consequence of a fall meant a change of career and, after training in preliminary couture techniques and fashion design at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture, in 1956 he joined Christian Dior.

The aim of CAMP Bustamante was to develop a rapid hospital based response to suspected child abuse, by identifying and treating children between 0-12 years of age who attended the Bustamante Hospital for Children for injuries sustained as a consequence of violence.

However, at present it is not clear whether these damaged areas arise as a direct consequence of sustained V600EBraf signalling or as a consequence of the fact that the epithelium is already senescent.