Sentence examples for given persisting from inspiring English sources

In conjunction with perdurantism, this entails that all the facts about a given persisting object supervene upon intrinsic facts about its briefest temporal parts.

Given persisting high global rates of drug resistance and the emergence of XDR-TB, the facility to run such immunology and microbiology tests on a single sample is of great potential significance [15].

Explaining prognosis well is likely to be especially challenging for practitioners, given persisting diagnostic controversies.

Drug resistance can follow from pre-existing mutations in resistance genes, termed resistance alleles, which under normal conditions are rare and have a negative or neutral effect on fitness but which, under conditions of exposure to control agents, afford fitness benefits and can become enriched in the target species' gene pool given persisting selection pressure from the control agent [ 2].

Given persisting fibrogenesis without removal of exposure to the specific etiology, liver fibrosis progresses.

Controversy over whether major depression could occur in teenagers, something we now take as a given, persisted until the 1980s.

And these subsidies are the gift that keeps on giving, persisting even to this day while coal, oil and nuclear have evolved into the dominant energy industries of our age.

Three states were distinguished for each type: extinction (no individuals of a given type persisted), persistence without advancing (at least one individual remained, but no individuals of the specified type were found in the rightmost column) and advancing (at least one individual of the specified type was found in the rightmost column).

Given the persisting socioeconomic disparities between former East Germany (German Democratic Republic, GDR) and West Germany (Federal Republic of Germany, FRG), which have been reunified in 1990, we also allowed for east-west differences by including an indicator variable "East Germany" as additional deprivation measure.

Given the persisting elevated CV risk and the substantially lower than expected benefits of intensive metabolic and blood pressure control in individuals with long-lasting diabetes and advanced atherosclerotic disease (29– 32), all efforts should be devoted to early and intensive intervention on all known CV risk factors.

We interpreted this constellation as a recess and/or foraminal stenosis, and, given the persisting postoperative back and leg pain levels, a degeneration of the posterior bony structures in the sense of a facet joint arthrosis with spondylogenic pain is also very likely.