Sentence examples for persistent match from inspiring English sources

Niels Nygaard, the president of the national Olympic committee in Denmark, which has some of the best badminton players in Europe, applauded the world federation's decision and blamed the coaches, not the players, for the persistent match throwing.

A persistent spatial match of net migration with pull and push conditions is evident in the socio-economically polarized extremes of the Finnish municipalities, indicating the existence of self-reinforcing processes which generate spatial clusters or in more theoretical terms, spatial formations.

Dr. Grace's research suggests that any warnings must be persistent and matched to the personality of the driver.

Developmental studies in rats comparing the commercial PCB mixture Arochlor 1254 with a formulation of PCBs, DDTs, and other persistent pesticides to match human blood composition lends insight to the interaction of these compounds (Bowers et al. 2004).

Sumo has been at the centre of persistent – but unproven – match-fixing claims, and in 2008 three Russian wrestlers tested positive for marijuana use.

The approach produced persistent ecosystem simulations matching aspects of field data patterns, and yielded populations of virtual organisms with phenotypic diversity.

We were not able to evaluate the possible impact of age and gender on persistent KpB by matching for these factors because of the design of this study.

The persistence of addiction matches the persistent increases in innate immune gene activation (Qin et al. 2007, 2008) and loss of behavioral flexibility.

Australia led by 312 runs on the first innings before persistent rain ended the match.

In BC, a public health emergency was declared last year a move no other Canadian province has yet to match, despite persistent urging from health and harm reduction professionals.

Using the same propensity-matching methods, a cohort of persistent SGA-treated patients and matched control subjects was identified (n = 2,218 pairs).