Sentence examples for persistent failed from inspiring English sources
Even today, there are strangely persistent failed embargo efforts, like America's embargo against Cuba.
This can lead to persistent "fails-to-deliver" (FTDs), which occur when the short-seller is unable to produce shares at settlement.
In most cases, however, laboratory investigation of children with persistent diarrhea fails to yield an identifiable cause.
Last week, in the latest example of the persistent differences, countries failed for a third time to break a deadlock over whether to allow imports of six varieties of bioengineered corn for food and feed made by Monsanto, Dow AgroSciences, Pioneer and Syngenta.
Notably, FMS tends to be diagnosed only after a long period of persistent pain and failed local treatment.
Finally, progressive difficulty in ventilating via a mask can develop because of persistent and prolonged failed intubation attempts [ 12].
For a further detailed analysis we compared the 34 MRSA positive patients with regard to (i) effective or failed persistent nasal MRSA decolonization and (ii) outcome (Table 3).
When the continuous osmotherapy failed (persistent refractory ICH), a decompressive craniectomy was discussed with the neurosurgical team, and HSS infusion was pursued.
Therefore, this study highlights the significance of achieving early remission and reconfirms our results with the previous finding of higher odds of persistent disease who failed to achieve remission with first-dose of RAI 27.
4 5 6 All but one of the nine randomised clinical trials to date of arthroscopic surgery in middle aged or older people with persistent knee pain failed to show an added benefit of interventions including arthroscopic surgery over a variety of control treatments.
Microscopic imaging of SPAC1F12.07∆ cells showed that they were elongated at both 32° and 19°, and approximately 50% of the cells formed a persistent septum that failed to cleave the daughter cells; a low percentage of SPAC1F12.07∆ cells formed no septa at all.
