Sentence examples for a persistent outcome from inspiring English sources

Only in insurance did America run a significant deficit, a persistent outcome that reflects foreign prowess in reinsurance (that is, policies insurers take out from other insurance companies to protect against catastrophic losses).

Here, we show that Dnmt3a downregulation and Tet3 upregulation are a persistent outcome of Dex exposure in NSCs, and that Dnmt3a upregulation is Tet3 dependent.

Our case may support their result from the other point of view: even normal postoperative oesophagogram probably cannot predict a persistent good outcome.

Compared with groups with persistent outcomes, ultrasound detected less additional involvement in the resolving group at the wrist (p<0.05) and metatarsophalangeals joints (p<0.01).

As Superintendent I wanted to ensure that when we rectified a persistent problem, its outcome supported all of our students.

Bogousslavsky et al. [ 14] described a persistent worsening of neurological outcome following epileptic seizures in stroke patients.

Variables were included in multivariate models if they demonstrated a persistent association with the outcome of interest, or if their removal affected appreciably associations involving other variables [ 19].

The outcome exposes a persistent gap between the courts, where trans rights advocates have been increasingly successful in winning protections under existing laws and public opinion.

Therefore, forced high level of miR-875 and miR-3144 in HPV-positive cervical cancer cells as we show in this study could unbalance the HPV-host coexistence and may re-direct the outcome from a persistent HR-HPV infection to a complete recovery.

As seen in Figure 8 such treatment strategy suffices to reverse the deleterious outcome of a persistent non-infectious inflammatory response (high initial LPS concentration).

Low CSF HVA/5-HIAA ratios were associated with a persistent impairment and a poor outcome [ 20], and increased ratios with a good response to treatment [ 21].