Sentence examples for full persistence from inspiring English sources

Full persistence of the proatlantal arteries is uncommon but normal anastomoses between the occipital artery and the VA at the C1 and C2 levels should be anticipated.

In this paper, we present algorithms to achieve full persistence (all intermediate configurations are preserved and are modifiable) for an optimized skip list (known as FlexList) so that versioned data can be audited.

Thus, patients halting aminoglycoside use after diagnosis of ototoxicity experience variable outcomes, from full persistence of the symptoms through partial recovery to complete recovery (Black et al., 2001, 2004).

The model assumed that the maximum duration of treatment for a fully persistent patient would be 5 years; therefore, the maximum treatment effect time would be 7 years (comprising 5 years of full persistence and 2 years of offset time).

The aforementioned procedure works iteratively and after some rounds the full data persistence will be achieved at the sink.

Compared to a non-treatment hypothesis, the relative risk of fracture over ten years was 0.83 for weekly bisphosphonate treatment and decreased to 0.73 if hypothetical full-treatment persistence was achieved.

The full-back's persistence and the bounce of the ball got Tommy Seymour to within a whisker and when the ball was recycled the fly-half Russell had time and space to make the Laidlaw conversion simple.

Here we come to you, Nineveh, and we say it with full resolution, confidence, and persistence," he said.

It took Macy 25 years to get the full story, using "gentle persistence" and building trust with the remaining family members before they'd share the entire narrative with her.

These cells are "helped" by T lymphocytes of the CD4+ class, which facilitate their activation, clonal expansion, full differentiation and the persistence of memory.

The patient made a full recovery except for persistence of some sensory deficit, and was discharged from hospital on day 5 after the operation.