Sentence examples for documenting the persistence of from inspiring English sources
However, research into radiologic carcinogenesis in humans continues to feed a huge epidemiologic database documenting the persistence of radiologic carcinogenicity with lower dose.
The independent role of high TOPO-II α expression as marker of poor prognosis is sustained by the lack of association with any of the clinico-pathological parameters examined, and also by the results of multivariate analysis documenting the persistence of the unfavourable significance of high TOPO-II α expression after adjusting for stage of disease, residual tumour, and platinum responsiveness.
Finally, case-control studies in outbreak situations or in situations of persisting endemicity can also be used to document the persistence of the vaccine efficacy.
Seroprevalence studies in a given age group of people that were vaccinated under real-life conditions are another way to document the persistence of protection.
Researchers have documented the persistence of naive ideas, while new, accurate scientific concepts are added to naive "knowledge" frameworks (Vosniadou et al. 2008; Kelemen and Rosset 2009; Nehm 2010).
The objective of this article is to document the persistence of this confusion, to identify the factors that contribute to it, and to identify its impact on the well being of individuals with NF1.
Recent studies have documented the persistence of physical and mental health problems among rescue and recovery workers exposed to the World Trade Center (WTC) sites (Mauer et al. 2010; Skloot et al. 2009; Wisnivesky et al. 2011).
Since 2011, enhanced mosquito surveillance has documented the persistence and spread of Ae. albopictus mosquitoes to 12 surrounding cities within Los Angeles County.
For the band and its fans, reunion means remembrance: an unavoidable thing, given the depth of documented history, the persistence of nostalgia and the absence of Jerry Garcia, who died in 1995.
