Sentence examples for had persisted until from inspiring English sources

Fever had persisted until October 12. Thin and thick blood films, examined in a local hospital and later in Nairobi, did not show malarial parasites.

In previous work, we inferred from genetic data that the initial population divergence of western and eastern gorillas might have occurred approximately 0.9-1.6 0.9-1.66], but that gene flow in both directions had persisted until as recently as 78,000 years ago [ 17].

Bruxism corresponded to the habit of grinding or clenching the teeth and was considered to be present if observed during sleep or when the child was awake; current bruxism was identified when parents or guardians reported that the habit had persisted until the day the interview took place.

3 22 23 Importantly, the body areas affected, primarily the lower leg, are consistent with other reports of ReA. 10 14 ReA is known to commonly occur in multiple joints at once, but clinicians may have chosen to specify only one body area because it was the body area worst affected or because it was the body area in which the condition had persisted until that medical encounter.

These effects appear to have persisted until 2014.

By now, you may have guessed the pattern, one that has persisted until the present: out of high principle, the Arabs refuse to compromise, and subsequently are confronted with a fait accompli that's worse than their previous position.

The WSJ article notes that the discovery was pointed out back in August by researchers from AT&T Labs and Worcester Polytechnic Institute, but that the issue has persisted until this morning (Facebook and MySpace have now "rewritten some of the offending computer code").

The abnormal cases are those in which the φ at t1 has undergone changes, and we are unsure whether those changes amount to the destruction of the φ, or its replacement by another object, so that the very same φ cannot possibly have persisted until t2.

Some names he used, like Crataegus, Daucus and Asparagus have persisted until today.

The current conflict in Somalia began in the early 1990s, after the death of Mohamed Siad Barre, the country's long-ruling dictator, and has persisted until today.

The last reliable accounts of the species are from the 1850s on Cuba and 1864 on Isla de la Juventud, but it may have persisted until 1885.