Sentence examples for lasting persistence from inspiring English sources
Long lasting persistence of MRE, as demonstrated by a Swedish and a French study, contributes to the increase in the MRE prevalence, sometimes even years after infection [ 11, 12].
Occult HBV infection is characterised by long lasting persistence of HBV-DNA in serum, and/or hepatic tissues of individuals negative for serum HBsAg.
Long lasting viral persistence, despite recommended oseltamivir therapy, probably reflects a poor immune status and defective natural and acquired antibacterial immunity, due to several reasons.
Some people report the persistence, lasting minutes or hours after a particularly intense stab, of a mild, dull pain in that same area.
Yet, in spite of the seemingly radically different geography of this public health archipelago, Geissler also traces geographical persistence, lasting memories of older urban health, and affective continuities in the health workers' lives, which anchor the present in the past while ultimately underscoring an overall sense of rupture.
The result of the herbicidal activity assay in field test demonstrated that 2h could effectively control dayflower and nightshade (Disambiguation) with long-lasting persistence.
As a result of local long-lasting persistence, its gene pool may also reflect the pre-Quaternary palaeogeography of southern South America.
The higher application rate seemed to induce a long-lasting persistence of the total, but especially the faecal coliform, population in the amended soils compared to the lower rate.
Populations south of 43°S and those growing in lowland areas on Quaternary substrates of the North Patagonian Massif (Q NPM) present the highest genetic diversity suggesting long-lasting persistence.
Inflammation was observed in skeletal muscle but fibrosis did not develop, despite longer-lasting persistence of parasites in this tissue.
For obvious reasons of cost and convenience to the patient, facial fillers should have a reasonably long-lasting persistence of effect.
