Sentence examples for led to the persistent from inspiring English sources

What's led to the persistent decline in oil prices?

This led to the persistent rumor that he attempted to flee in women's clothes, inspiring caricatures that portrayed him as such.

All of this was recorded by Greville; his subsequent diary entry has led to the persistent belief that the Duchess and Conroy were lovers.

It is likely that methodological differences, as well as the novel, intense and trauma-specific nature of our word stimuli, led to the persistent and substantial interference effects seen in the current study.

Up to 30% of infected shoulder arthroplasties lead to the persistent state of a resection arthroplasty [2, 4].

Second, the low dynamic range of fixed-point numbers leads to the persistent belief that fixed-point computations are inherently inaccurate.

Our data pave the way for further experiments aimed at establishing whether one or several of these organs constitute a viral reservoir(s) that could lead to the persistent seminal HIV shedding observed in men under antiretroviral therapy [3], [14] [18], such as the analysis of SIV infection of male genital organs and semen of macaques under HAART.

Pulmonary fibrosis in diffuse SSc patients leads to the persistent elevation of pulmonary artery systolic pressure.

A qualitative and quantitative deficiency of tears can lead to the persistent and progressive damage of the ocular surface with a compromised wound-healing process [ 3– 5].

Pathological disruption of AMH activity in XY karyotype males leads to the persistent Müllerian duct syndrome, a rare condition in which atypical development of the uterus and sometimes other Müllerian structures occurs (1, 2).

The pathophysiology of acquired HPS has not been fully defined, but deficient cytolytic activity leads to the persistent activation of lymphocytes and histiocytes, followed by the hypersecretion of pro-inflamatory cytokines and high soluble interleukin-2 receptor levels that correlate with the prognosis [ 21].