Sentence examples for persistent change from inspiring English sources

Any persistent change in bowel habits should be evaluated by a physician.

A more gradual and persistent change has been the emergence of queries sparked by the Internet.

THE spacious first-floor space at the corner of Clark and Hicks Streets in Brooklyn Heights is the stuff of neighborhood lore: the local restaurant that can't stay open, the spot cursed by rapid turnover and persistent change.

The size of the triangle shows the amplitude (H) of the persistent change.

The observation of an interictal persistent change raises the possibility of an endophenotypic marker for migraine [33].

The persistent change can be explained by the stability of the ferromagnetic polaron in the diluted magnetic semiconductor.

An incremental format for an age-dependent constitutive equation was derived to account for the persistent change in creep-causing stress.

In polycrystalline semiconductors for which grain boundaries mediate a persistent change in majority carrier concentration on super-bandgap photostimulation, the change generally involves an increase.

Through corresponding changes in re-encoding, the retrieval effect of cortisol might translate into a persistent change of the retrieved memory.

'Lump or swelling' was the most recognised symptom (89.3%) followed by 'change in the appearance of a mole' (58.8%) and 'persistent change in bowel/bladder habits' (53.6%).

The Pre-RELAX-AHF study randomized 232 subjects with AHF to placebo or four doses of relaxin and evaluated early (6 24 h Likert scale) and persistent [change in visual analogue scale area under the curve (VAS AUC) through Day 5] dyspnoea relief.