Sentence examples for persistent agreement from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, there is again a persistent agreement of the components of and (Fig. 11(b)).

However, there was some reduction over time, in agreement with the statement that the software enhanced consultations (mean score 2.1 (s.d., 0.8) post-training; 3.0 (s.d., 1.7) at 12 months; mean change 0.8 95% CI 0.1 1.6; P=0.04; n=26) and persistent agreement that it would prolong consultations (mean score 2.5 (s.d., 1.2) post training; mean score 2.3 (s.d., 1.2) at 12 months).

If vasopressors are combined with inotropes to achieve adequate perfusion pressure, it is probably advisable to use noradrenaline as first-line treatment, especially in patients with low cardiac output, reduced vascular resistance, and persistent hypotension (strong agreement).

Police spokesman TJ Smith insisted that the privately funded agreement between Persistent Surveillance Systems and city police "was not a secret surveillance program".

The Baltimore police department entered into a trial agreement with Persistent Surveillance in January and the company has filmed the city for 300 hours and provided the police department with over 100 investigative reports.

Model calculated and reported field TMFs showed good agreement for persistent polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) congeners and biotransformable phthalate esters (PEs) in a marine aquatic food-web.

The purported agreement comes amid persistent violence in the country.

The agreement removed a persistent stumbling block to resuming negotiations on a permanent peace.

Both the anti-gSG6 IgG levels and the seroprevalence increased with the progression of the rain-driven malaria transmission (August to October '94), a pattern that is fully in agreement with the persistent exposure to Anopheles bites.

Then, XPN was used in serial increments to bring the five cohorts into uniform agreement by removing persistent systematic bias between the datasets.

However, recent analyses of the inequalities in screening uptake in France as well as other northern countries are in general agreement, highlighting the persistent role of socioeconomics (e.g., income, educational level, private health insurance access) and family structure [ 7– 11].