Sentence examples for and persisted with a from inspiring English sources

Halliburton replied with a statement that said BP had ignored its warnings and persisted with a risky plan to use fewer devices called centralizers when cementing the well.

This treatment protocol was also supported by our results that demonstrate that JNK activation started at 2 months and persisted with a significant increase during AD progression.

The effect of estradiol is mimicked by an ERα but not ERβ agonist [ 162] and persisted with a combined estradiol and cyclical progesterone regimen [ 164].

Similarly, significant socio-demographic-adjusted ethnic disparities in prevalence of pain/discomfort and anxiety/depression impairments (Model 1), with higher relative risk among Hui minorities, slightly declined and persisted with an addition of HL (Model 2).

Why should we make do with this linguistic ambiguity and persist with a grammatical anomaly?

The first is social cognitive theory and the theory of self-efficacy (Bandura 1997) which suggests that the stronger the individual's self-efficacy and outcome expectations, the more likely it is that he or she will initiate and persist with a given activity.

This suggests, they said, that the basic pattern of two-legged walking appeared very early in human evolution and persisted with only minor variations over a period of four million years.

Firstly, in a period when the role of philosophy was being diminished and trivialized, he persisted with a traditional style of philosophizing.

Nonetheless, even in this much smaller sample, the significant inverse linear relation between body temperature and serum phosphorus persisted, with a remarkably similar correlation (r = −0.67, P<0.0001).

Scotland still have no consistently recognised back four and persist with Kenny Miller as a lone striker, despite the 32-year-old's best days appearing firmly behind him.

Mendoza came to prominence when he and another inmate, Jesus Gaspar Navarro, persisted with a hunger strike, and required medical observation, after other strikers resumed eating.