Sentence examples for have shown constant from inspiring English sources
Two young Guatemalan girls born joined at the head who were surgically separated last summer here have shown constant improvement since returning on Thursday after concerns developed about their health, doctors here said today.
A15 Separated Twins in Hospital Two Guatemalan girls born joined at the head and separated last summer during surgery at U.C.L.A.'s Mattel Children's Hospital, have shown constant improvement since returning Thursday after concerns developed about their health.
"New York City services have shown constant improvement over the last 12 years despite multiple economic downturns and operational challenges like Hurricane Sandy that have tested our talented and dedicated workforce," Mr. Bloomberg said in a statement.
The oratorio tradition, because of its links with choral bodies, has shown constant renewal and growth in the 20th century.
Dynamic mechanical analysis has shown constant mechanical behaviour of the macroporous polymer springs under a loading/unloading at a frequent of 2 Hz for 10 h, proving the practical durability of the springs.
Indeed, state changes under urethane have typically been ascribed to variations in anaesthetic level [12] [14] even though prior studies of the metabolism of urethane have shown a constant and non-fluctuating rate of decline over time as measured in the blood [15], [16].
Yet ventilatory strategies have shown a constant treatment effect independent of predisposing clinical conditions [ 24].
Conservatively treated cohorts of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients have shown a constant deterioration of joint integrity [ 1, 2].
In Hungary, female lung cancer mortality rates have shown a constant increase up to 1998, although 5 year projections indicate that they may have peaked at their current high level (7.6 out of 100 000).
Conventional implants have shown a constant decrease of periprosthetic bone mineral densitiy (BMD) in the proximal femur, as demonstrated by dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) especially over the course of the first year following surgery [ 11, 12].
Studies of CA-SSR1 repeat length and EGFR expression in breast cancer tissues have shown a constant decline in EGFR expression with increasing repeat length (Buerger et al, 2000, 2004).
