Sentence examples for be due to persistent from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the persistence of high titres of acquired antibodies could also be due to persistent antibody molecules with extremely long half-lives in addition to, or instead of, long-lived plasma cells.
This is claimed to be due to persistent, long range interactions which distort the incoming and outgoing plane waves and generate infrared divergences.
Furthermore, there was a cross-sectional association between social support and more stable sleep on actigraphy in the BD group, although social support did not predict future sleep instability.These results indicate that inter-episode BD is associated with deficient social support and elevated social strain compared to controls, and that this may be due to persistent inter-episode mood symptoms.
However, concomitant positive diagnostic outcomes for leptospirosis and dengue might be due to persistent presence of antibodies.
This failure could be due to persistent hyperglycemia, ketosis or acidosis, severe intercurrent illness, or repeated hypoglycemia.
It is speculated that prolonged gait disabilities demonstrated by patients after TKA could be due to persistent quadriceps muscle weakness in the involved side [ 30].
Tocolytic failures (nitroglycerin versus magnesium sulfate) were due to persistent contractions with cervical change or rupture of previously intact membranes (five of 16 versus two of 14), persistent hypotension (four of 16 versus none of 14), and other severe side effects (one of 16 versus one of 14).
Most of these expenses were due to persistent upgrade of the service and consequently lasting operating costs at a higher level.
As both amputations were due to persistent infection, knowledge of pre- and post-conversion bacteriology may have provided further information in terms of risk factors and reasons for conversion failure.
This was due to persistent southeasterly winds just days after a full moon, causing tides that reached 4-5 feet above normal in many places in Maryland, with 6-8 feet waves on top.
This was due to persistent peripheral adaptations (larger mixed-arterial/venous O2 difference, and therefore better O2 extraction by skeletal muscle).
