Sentence examples for be persistent at from inspiring English sources

This suggests that DNA damage may be persistent at about 50% and potentially dangerous for the cells.

The approach's impact on the quality of student prescribing has proven to be persistent, at least for several months.

Compared to patients 45 to 54 years, those over age 65 were statistically significantly less likely to be persistent at 12 months.

For example, for a patient to be persistent at 3 months, they would need to fill at least 1 additional mealtime insulin claim within 4 months following their index claim.

For example, if a patient had an index claim on January 1 and had refills on March 15, May 1, and July 15 and no others refills, then the patient would be persistent at 6 months (due to no 90-day gaps prior to July 1) but not at 12 months.

Be persistent at following up after every appointment but be careful about over-doing it.

But an examination of lawsuits shows bedsore problems have been persistent at several HCA facilities.

The negative effects of displacement are persistent, at least up to 6 years after the firm closed down17.

The relationship between soil water storage and elevation at different scales was persistent at different times of the year or at different seasons with a slight reduction in the magnitude of correlation.

These results suggest that the wrinkled flamelet is persistent at least for Ka up to a value of ten and it is very difficult to globally quench the nearly adiabatic (slightly exothermic) propagating front by intense turbulence, possibly suggesting the importance of heat loss to flame extinction.

As compared with the control specimens (fresh and vehicle-treated rats, Fig. 5b-c), we observed an increase in immunoreactive fibres (Fig. 5d-i), particularly in the CFA treated animals, this increased staining of the fibres is persistent at all time-points (Fig. 5d-i).