Sentence examples for a pattern of persistent from inspiring English sources

Patients present a pattern of persistent limbic activation probably contributing to hypervigilance and subsequent psychotic thought distortions.

As such, they engaged in "a pattern of persistent illegal conduct," according to the suit.

The random arrests continue a pattern of persistent abuse of bystanders by police during large demonstrations in Mexico City.

New York's Attorney General sues Trump and three of his children, Donald Jr., Eric, and Ivanka, alleging a "pattern of persistent illegal conduct" at the Trump Foundation, including self-dealing and "extensive unlawful political coordination with the Trump presidential campaign," in particular, Trump's then-campaign director Corey Lewandowski.

Although the mechanisms through which the nonpathogenicity was achieved are still under debate, this adaptation resulted in a pattern of chronic, persistent, life-lasting infection with an incubation period that normally exceeds the lifespan of the species [ 5].

Patient 25 showed a similar pattern of persistent hemolysis, which gradually decreased after day 21, after malaria therapy.

Stalking is a pattern of repeated and persistent behaviour that is intrusive and engenders fear, when one person becomes fixated on or obsessed with another – when one human being is hunted by another.

Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD; [ 1]) is a disorder of childhood and adolescence characterised by a pattern of extreme, pervasive, persistent and debilitating inattention, overactivity and impulsiveness.

Conduct disorder is a clinically heterogeneous disorder defined by a pattern of repetitive and persistent antisocial behaviours serious enough to violate the basic rights of others or to exceed age-appropriate societal norms or rules.

These findings suggest that children and adolescents who bully others, frequently also show other forms of antisocial behaviour and that some of those students show a pattern of life-course persistent antisocial behaviour [ 29].

"It has been a pattern of verbal abuse and persistent bullying by the men," Ms. Ford said.