Sentence examples for degree of persistent from inspiring English sources

Minor grades of memory defect are not uncommon aftereffects of severe head injury or infections such as encephalitis; typically they are shown in forgetfulness about recent events, in slow and insecure learning of new skills, and sometimes in a degree of persistent amnesia for events preceding the illness.

Chemical analysis data, that evaluate the degree of persistent pollution, permits one to be optimistic in the reuse of those wastes.

Healing activity was observed in all cases; however, active macrophage with phagocytic activity was seen even in a case that was 10 years old, which would imply some degree of persistent inflammation.

The pattern of these anomalies depends on the degree of persistent ductal patency linking the ileum to the umbilicus; they may appear as fibrous cord, as ileo-umbilical fistula, or as omphalomesenteric cysts [2, 5].

This ensures that small oscillations do not result in a cell being classed as motile; instead motility requires a degree of persistent movement.

The likelihood of a major second 2009 H1N1 season would depend on the degree of persistent protective cross-immunity against new 2009 H1N1 variants.

Classically, the natural history of MN is described by the "rule of thirds" according to which one-third of cases will remit spontaneously, another third will exhibit variable degrees of persistent proteinuria without deterioration in renal function, and the last third comprises the patients who progress to ESRD (end-stage renal disease) [ 52].

For example, the degree of this persistent T cell activation is inversely correlated with the extent of absolute CD4+ T cell count reconstitution [2].

The degree of clustering of persistent genes varies significantly among genomes (Additional file 1).

However, the concentration of viral RNA and proviral DNA, the duration of active infection as detected by PCR, and the degree and length of persistent antigenemia are all factors that may be used in predicting the outcome of viral infection and likelihood of viral reactivation.

There are three major diarrhoea syndromes requiring treatment: acute watery diarrhoea that results in varying degrees of dehydration; persistent diarrhoea that last 14 days or longer, manifested by malabsorption, nutrient losses, and wasting; and bloody diarrhoea caused by inflammation of the intestinal tract.