Sentence examples for a persistent degree of from inspiring English sources

The Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register reported a persistent degree of completeness of 97% for primary knee arthroplasties up to 2011 and good validity of the data entered (Swedish Knee Arthroplasty Register Annual Report 2013).

However, a recent systematic study, including lung function assessment during up to 6 months after a single insult of BLM in mice, has shown persistent degree of fibrosis at late time-points, with similarities to human IPF features [ 18].

Then, by the end of the second postoperative week, the PCR dropped significantly and 4 weeks after the surgical procedure its mean values were close, but not equal, to the height of the preoperative values, indicating a persistent certain degree of inflammatory reaction.

Frequently there is a variable degree of persistent native cardiac contractibility, leading to asynchrony, and irregularities in arterial blood pressure waveform.

This ensures that small oscillations do not result in a cell being classed as motile; instead motility requires a degree of persistent movement.

Minor grades of memory defect are not uncommon aftereffects of severe head injury or infections such as encephalitis; typically they are shown in forgetfulness about recent events, in slow and insecure learning of new skills, and sometimes in a degree of persistent amnesia for events preceding the illness.

English writers inhabited a world that despite the bitter partisanship of the era, the succession controversy after Queen Anne's death in 1714, and the persistent Jacobite threat showed a degree of political security and continuity that was largely unfamiliar to Anglo-Irish writers.

This likelihood of late death was even higher for those patients with a more severe degree of persistent weakness (MRC sum <36) (HR: 1.815, 95% CI: 3.693 to 7.514, P < 0.001).

The severity of CAV correlates with persistent inflammation and a higher degree of HLA mismatch [ 96– 96].

A high degree of clinical suspicion, persistent attempts to establish a specific diagnosis, and the use of optimized enrichment cultures and PCR amplification were ultimately required to establish the diagnosis in our patient.

The present definition of persistent AF was not consistent with those defined in international guidelines, but was chosen arbitrarily with the expectation that patients with a more recent transition from a clinical pattern of paroxysmal AF to persistent AF would exhibit a lesser degree of substrate remodelling and respond more favourably to PV isolation alone.