Sentence examples for persistent increased from inspiring English sources
Post-chemotherapy PET-CT performed 5 months later demonstrates resolution of the activity within the breast, increased uptake in the bone marrow consistent with post treatment effect (black arrow) and persistent increased uptake in the adrenal glands (yellow arrow), confirming benign physiological activity (c).
Using confocal microscopy and indirect immunofluorescence of nonpermeabilized cells, a kinetic analysis of surface fluorescence demonstrated rapid and persistent increased detection of the HA-epitope in HEK293 cells expressing HA-TPβ and following exposure to H2O2 (Figure 3A U).
For example with respect to network studies, successful working memory behavior has been attained as defined by achieving persistent increased firing rates of cue-specific subpopulations of units in networks during the putative memorandum retention period of simulating delay tasks.
These areas show persistent increased enhancement compared to the liver parenchyma in all phases of enhancement following gadolinium administration.
In our study, data were consistent with persistent increased risk among non-smokers, but not statistically significant.
PETCO2 remained significantly less than baseline due to persistent increased VDalv, and detected neither the increase and recovery of VCO2,br nor the increase in PaCO2.
However, Jansson's study also revealed a "dramatic and persistent" increase in levels of specific resistance genes in Bacteroides after clindamycin use.
The persistence of addiction matches the persistent increases in innate immune gene activation (Qin et al. 2007, 2008) and loss of behavioral flexibility.
The persistent increase of PCT level is associated with an increased length of ICU stay and mortality [ 18].
This would: "...yield a persistent increase in GDP by crowding in private investment and would also stimulate growth in the rest of the euro area".
Early figures from five of Germany's constituent states suggested that consumer prices here were climbing at an annual rate of 3.5percentt, mainly because of persistent increases in gasoline and food.
