Sentence examples for persist leading from inspiring English sources
All together these findings may explain why transplanted AT does not stably persist leading to long-term atrophy.
It is generally assumed that pregnancy-associated insulin resistance resolves after parturition, but subtle metabolic changes could persist, leading to increased risk for diabetes in the future.
If the injury is sustained, however, chronic inflammation and accumulation of the ECM persist, leading to progressive substitution of normal liver parenchyma by scar tissue.
Histological examination of the brains of immunized humans reveals that, although immunization reduces the plaque load in the parenchyma [ 29], vascular Aβ deposits persist, leading to increased incidence of haemorrhages [ 6].
Suppressing TRN would thus only moderately reduce inhibitory input to the thalamus as other sources of inhibition persist, leading a reduction in slow wave activity rather than complete suppression.
" I had an inflammation, then some milk dripping, then swelling, then an abscess, and in the end, a wound" (22, Marka) "... the illness can persist leading up to death" (20, Samo) "There are different forms of diseases of the breast among breastfeeding women.
In "Going Solo," from 2012, the sociologist Eric Klinenberg describes how these trends persisted, leading to our current state of affairs: a third of households in New York consist of one person.
Her interest in science persisted, leading her eventually to a Ph.D. in atmospheric science, in 2000, from the University of Washington, Seattle.
No pyrophoricity was observed for any of the Pt-based catalysts; however, sintering of the metallic phase in Pt/TiO2 and Pt/ZrO2 persisted, leading to a decrease in activity.
After several rejections from the smaller videogame maker, which called the bid too low, EA persisted, leading Take-Two to put a poison-pill anti-takeover strategy into effect.
Three major problems persisted, leading to motion pictures and sound recording largely taking separate paths for a generation.
