Sentence examples for conservative persistence from inspiring English sources

The total number of years of treatment per 1000 screened patients was 2,611 reflecting the conservative assumption that screening is performed once at age 70 as well as the application of conservative persistence assumptions.

Although the other 5 patients achieved pain relief after conservative treatment, the persistence of their scoliotic posture and trunk shift was still noted.

The initial management was conservative, but due to persistence of the hemiplegia on day 9, a continuous nimodipine infusion was initiated in order to prevent cerebrovascular vasospasm.

The proportion protected (and 95% CI) with titers ≥128 and ≥1024 were also determined as a more conservative assessment of immune persistence, which has been advocated previously [ 31, 33].

President Obama appears to get it now, but this does not mean that the irrational persistence among conservatives to push less regulation, tax cuts and smaller government as guideposts on the road to prosperity will ever change.

Hitchens is not the kind of conservative who rhapsodises about the persistence of tradition in British life.

Occitan and Catalan are conservative in character; the long persistence of Roman schools in South Gaul is often seen as the cause of stability there.

Previous estimates on the benefits of EIMs, based on persistence model are conservative.

You have to love the pluck and persistence and creativity of the conservative movement.

In the longer term, all lesions in younger children show high persistence and recurrence rates following conservative treatment.

This pattern is consistent with the relatively conservative social environment in Germany, and with the persistence of traditional gender roles reflected in the slow movement of women into the paid workforce in this country.