Sentence examples for persisted below from inspiring English sources
He adds:Inflation has already persisted below target longer than the Fed expected, and the latest data suggest that it is the public's expectations of inflation that are converging towards actual inflation, rather than the other way around.
Inflation has already persisted below target longer than the Fed expected, and the latest data suggest that it is the public's expectations of inflation that are converging towards actual inflation, rather than the other way around.
Any sample with a call rate below 95% were repeated on a fresh DNA aliquot and if the call rate persisted below this level the sample was excluded from the analysis.
Selenium concentrations persisted below normal levels in 82 of the 99 patients who remained in the ICU until day 5.
If systemic hypotension persisted below 50 mmHg, then the endotoxin infusion was temporarily stopped and 50 ml of hydroxyethyl starch (Voluven 6%; Fresenius, Stans, Switzerland) was administered.
When stage was included in the model, the HR differences between the two time periods persisted below age 65 years, although they were reduced to 0.80 (95% CI 0.70 0.91) below 50 years and 0.68 (95% CI 0.61 0.76) at 50 64 years.
After noting diminished pricing pressures for several months, the central bank said it expects inflation to remain subdued in coming quarters, and for the first time in the current economic downturn suggested it may "persist below rates that best foster economic growth and price stability".
But researchers have also found that liquid and likely warm water persisted kilometers below the surface at the same critical time for life.
Nevertheless, the β phase usually persists below the transition temperature.
Similar techniques have been used to show that, in the case of H. aurantiacum and H. caeruleum, the fungus can persist below the ground for at least four years without producing fruitbodies.
In certain regions of the ocean (including the midlatitude North Atlantic), it has also been shown that thermal anomalies in the winter mixed layer can persist below the seasonal thermocline and "reemerge" the following year as the mixed layer deepens [ Alexander and Deser, 1995; Hanawa and Sugimoto, 2004].
