Sentence examples for moderately persistent from inspiring English sources

Because it is moderately persistent under normal soil condition and has low to moderate water-solubility, ATZ is routinely found as a contaminant in many surface and ground waters [9], [10].

Triclopyr applied at 2.64 kg ai ha−1 was moderately persistent in some Canadian sandy and clay forestry soils with times to 50%and90%0% disappearance at 14 and 20 DAT, respectively (Stephenson et al. 1990).

Given that glyphosate is moderately persistent and mobile, levels in surface and groundwater will likely rise in step with use, and this will increase the diversity of potential routes of animal and human exposure.

Objective: To determine the medical and neurodevelopmental outcome of children with moderately severe persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn (PPHN) treated with or without inhaled nitric oxide (I-NO).

In patients with global (left ventricular ejection fraction/LVEF <50%) or moderately impaired persistent LV dysfunction with locoregional wall motion abnormalities (LVEF >50%) and without histologically diagnosed myocarditis respectively borderline myocarditis according to the Dallas classification, further work-up concerning low grade myocardial inflammation and viral persistence is indicated.

Unenhanced (a) and post-contrast (b) CT images showed persistent moderately hyperattenuating contrast medium in the gallbladder, oedema and fluid in the pancreatico-duodenal groove (arrows), minimal ascites consistent with clinical and laboratory features of mild AP, and excluded abnormal collections and non-enhancing parenchyma indicating pancreatic necrosis.

However, at 48 hours in three out of six animals, both histopathology and the pattern of gene expression indicated evidence of persistent, moderately severe damage to heart tissue.

Secondary outcomes are food sensitisation (positive skin prick test), number of lower respiratory infections (through hospital linkage), moderately-severe and persistent eczema (by history and examination) and vitamin D deficiency (serum vitamin D <50 nmol/L) at age 12 months.

Secondary Number of LRIs by 12 months of age; Food sensitisation (positive skin prick test) at 12 months of age; Moderately-severe and persistent eczema at 12 months of age; Vitamin D deficiency at 12 months of age.

Categorized as a first generation jet fighter, it was moderately successful, but suffered from persistent problems with engine flameouts when firing its guns at high altitudes due to gun gas ingestion.

On average, older adults view the strategies they use for persistent pain as only moderately helpful.