Sentence examples for data for the persistent from inspiring English sources

The data for the persistent speakers (bottom part of Table 3) show that the average number of dysfluency types 2 3 per two-minute period on function words go down from 2.89 to 1.58 but number of dysfluency types 4 6 on content words goes up from 1.38 to 1.68.

We have chosen to use the memory-map file approach rather than implementing an out-of-core indexing algorithm because of the ease of programming using the memory-map abstraction for the persistent storage of data structures.

Table  2 displays the procedural data for the three groups of patients: paroxysmal AF, persistent AF, and atrial MRT separately.

Data on employment, education and health show empirical evidence for the persistent reality of discrimination against black Americans, but also show major gains in the last few decades.

The distribution of baseline FEV1% was derived using spirometry data for children with persistent asthma who participated in the Healthy Public Housing Initiative (HPHI), an intervention study focused on pediatric asthmatics living in multi-family public housing developments in Boston [ 13, 14, 19, 39].

Doors can be knocked on for the persistent and passionate.

They used daily data for the period from 1990 to 1997 and concluded that the volatility of the RM sterling exchange rate was persistent.

This does present a problem because there could be a bias in one of the three media toward data collected for persistent compounds or nonpersistent compounds when applied to test hypotheses.

While writing this paper, discussions are underway to formalize the consortium agreement for IRIC and technical aspects of the portal design, standards for meta-data for interoperability, and persistent, diagnostic germplasm identifiers.

For example, the iPhone has a tiny memory for data and no persistent and user- (or program-) accessible data store on the host computer with which it syncs through iTunes.

For some of the persistent there may be hope.