Sentence examples for persistent and permanent from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is a persistent and permanent feature of weather and climate, severely affecting some part of the United States almost every year.

Slack earlier this year introduced threaded messages in an attempt to give Slack a more persistent and permanent home for certain conversations.

Atrial fibrosis is associated with pathological conditions such as persistent and permanent atrial fibrillation (AF).

23 25 The coding system also did not allow for differentiation between paroxysmal, persistent and permanent AF.

Although it is accepted that the stroke risk in PAF, persistent and permanent AF is similar, uncertainty exists over the importance of short-duration atrial arrhythmias.

Classification ATRIUM enrolled a large unselected cohort of outpatients with AF in different stages of their disease (paroxysmal, persistent and permanent).

We combined persistent AF and permanent AF as sustained AF.

In patients with CKD, paroxysmal AF was strongly associated with a higher independent risk of death (P<0.05), while persistent AF and permanent AF were not associated with a higher independent risk of death (all P>0.05).

Meanwhile, he already suffers from tardive dyskinesia, a persistent and commonly permanent movement disorder from antipsychotic drug exposure that causes abnormal movements, including deforming facial grimaces and disabling involuntary movements of the torso and limbs.

Increases in blood lead levels from about 50 to about 100 μg/dL in adults have been found to be associated with persistent, and possibly permanent, impairment of central nervous system function.

Ewald (2009) highlighted the fact that the vast majority of pathogens capable of causing cancers are those that are transmitted through intimate contact (sexual relations or intimate kissing) and have a relatively low transmission rate (as compared to the flu virus for instance) but persistent and often permanent infections (e.g. herpes virus).