Sentence examples for beyond persistent from inspiring English sources

New forecasting techniques have shown increased value beyond persistent forecasting and the value of renewable forecasting has been studied for integrating higher penetrations of VRE [19, 20].

What customers receive in return — beyond persistent monitoring for anything that shows up anywhere —  includes push alerts (some critical, some merely warnings); a web-based product called Expander that gives customers access to their own historical network data going back to 2014 (when the company began tracking network data); and plenty of ongoing support.

Beyond the persistent effects of MDMA on 5-HT axon terminals, there is evidence that MDMA produces neuronal degeneration within multiple brain regions, including the hippocampus [ 14– 17].

There are also people like Mr. Lowery, who says he was just pressed beyond endurance by persistent interrogators.

These are giant herbs that reach three metres in height or beyond; they have persistent dead leaf bases that insulate the water-containing tissues of the stem from freezing conditions that can occur virtually every night in their very high (up to 4,300 metres), dry environments.

For instance, David Poeppel of New York University and Greg Hickok of the University of California, Irvine, teamed up some years ago to try to move beyond the stubbornly persistent idea that language existed primarily in two areas of the brain, one for production (Broca's area) and one for perception (Wernicke's area).

So, beyond individual households, persistent sources of infection and the routes by which it is spread remain unclear.

These changes may become marked and persistent beyond 6 months if there is impairment of vascular or lymphatic flow.

PPUI, whether transient or persistent beyond twelve months, reduces health-related quality of life, and may delay return to work and/or normal physical and social activity [ 9].

Persistent spending beyond the club's means, however, led to unsustainable debt, the repercussions of which are still being felt today.

(1) To determine if a postparotidectomy sialocele occurs at a higher incidence with a partial superficial parotidectomy compared with a near-complete parotidectomy and (2) to determine if needle aspiration versus observation yield more persistent sialoceles beyond 1 month.