Sentence examples for benefits persisted from inspiring English sources

The benefits persisted long after the 12 weeks of tai chi sessions ended.

To see if those benefits persisted, Dr. David Nathan of Massachusetts General Hospital continued to examine 1,208 volunteers for four years.

Although the rate of layoffs dropped considerably in the early 2000s and unemployment started falling, Chinese people's concerns about jobs and safety-net benefits persisted.

Benefits persisted at six week follow-up.

The Epidemiology of Diabetes Interventions and Complications (EDIC) study assessed whether these benefits persisted after the end of DCCT.

In one of these cases, the benefits persisted even when the drug was discontinued due to side effects, raising the possibility of a spontaneous improvement of the condition rather than a specific effect of the medication.

The conclusion of a 2013 review Exercise for Depression suggests that exercise might have a moderate effect on depression, but that this may only be small and that the data on whether benefits persist when exercise stops is virtually non-existent.

By adopting only partial centralization, the FH requirements can be significantly relaxed while the main centralization benefits persist.

Despite previous research, important questions remain about the safety of these contraceptives: (1) How long do endometrial, ovarian, and colorectal cancer benefits persist?

The majority of studies reported beneficial effects of Nordic Walking on either motor or non-motor variables, but many limitations were observed that hamper drawing definitive conclusions and it is largely unclear whether the benefits persist over time.

Figure 8 shows that massive differences in the share of recent unemployed people receiving unemployment benefits persist, although in some countries such as Croatia, Estonia, France, Italy, Latvia and Spain the coverage share grew during and after the crisis (albeit still far from being comprehensive) while it dropped in the UK, Sweden and Hungary.