Sentence examples for persistent panel from inspiring English sources

However, a persistent panel of DNA methylation markers which are correlated with clinic characteristics and outcomes in breast cancers has not been described in detail yet.

A persistent control panel lets you browse all this content without interrupting the music.

AT&T has begun pitching a $4.95 plan that includes 150 hours per month and a persistent ad banner panel.

We have studied immune activation levels and cytokine responses to a panel of persistent herpesviruses (CMV, EBV, HSV and VZV) and a non-persistent vaccine antigen (TT) in a cohort of patients with untreated chronic HIV-1 infection and compared them to responses in HIV-negative controls.

In addition, most studies have focused only on a small panel of persistent organic pollutants, despite indications that a wide range of additional chemical contaminants may also enter breast milk.

The American Geriatrics Society AGSS) panel on persistent pain in older persons states that up-to 80% of long-term care residents have substantial pain (AGS 2002), and 25% of those received neither analgesic medication nor nonpharmacological treatment for their pain (Won et al 2004).

This negative effect is persistent, remaining observable in both panel waves, three and four years after the shock.

To better define the molecular consequences of prion infections, we analyzed the transcriptional response to persistent prion infection in a panel of three murine neural cell lines in vitro.

In transient AKI, decreases in NaU, ClU and NaU/KU ratio were also transient (Table  4, Figure  2- panel B); in persistent AKI, their values remained low.

Both ionotropic and metabotropic (mostly Gq- or G11-coupled) glutamatergic receptors play a key role in determining the strength of synaptic transmission and modulations in the spinal cord following persistent nociceptive activity (see Poster, panel C).

While being unable to resolve the persistent conundrums associated with the panels, the exhibition does a commendable job in putting them in the broader context of their time and place.