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• The second, ovine, lineage causes chronic nonprogressive pneumonia in sheep.
• By definition, it is nonprogressive, though symptoms may change as a child matures.
• "Furniture in and of itself is a very nonprogressive industry, " he said.
• Within the above types there are also progressive ( also known as processive ) and nonprogressive types.
• Progressive cellulase will continue to interact with a single polysaccharide strand, nonprogressive cellulase will interact once then disengage and engage another polysaccharide strand.
• Patients may experience delayed walking, a characteristic waddling gait, stiffness and pain, and muscle weakness ( especially in the thighs ) consistent with nonprogressive myopathy.
• Oguchi disease present with nonprogressive night blindness since young childhood or birth with normal day vision, but they frequently claim improvement of light sensitivities when they remain for some time in a darkened environment.
• Buchananism ( evoking McCarthyism ), turned derisive fire on the best-financed candidate : he described Steve Forbes'proposal for a flat, or nonprogressive, tax as " a nutty idea ."
• Last month, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Academy of Pediatrics released a report that should dispel the myths surrounding the origins of cerebral palsy, a chronic but nonprogressive disorder of movement and posture.
• He said critics of the office " are the same people who have sat around the last 50 years and been nonprogressive about everything and then asked why aren't we getting jobs and why are people leaving the state ."
• To be eligible for classification, a boccia competitor " must have a diagnosis of cerebral palsy, stroke, head injury or other nonprogressive brain damage with locomotor dysfunction, either congenital or acquired ( exception : Boccia  BC 4 players ) ."
• To be eligible for classification, a boccia competitor " must have a diagnosis of cerebral palsy, stroke, head injury or other nonprogressive brain damage with locomotor dysfunction, either congenital or acquired ( exception : Boccia  BC 4 players ) . " Classification for international events requires the presence of an international Cerebral Palsy International Sports and Recreation Association classifier, which classification opportunities offered a few days before a major international competition.