Sentence examples for persistent patient from inspiring English sources

"He is the most persistent, patient man.

However, success is possible only if American negotiators will be persistent, patient and ready to bargain hard.

The only permanent solution to the Iranian nuclear dilemma is persistent, patient diplomacy.

In my book I write about the eight p's of rewilding -- being proactive, positive, persistent, patient, peaceful, practical, powerful, and passionate -- and I've recently added two more, namely, the importance of being playful and being present.

The model assumed that the maximum duration of treatment for a fully persistent patient would be 5 years; therefore, the maximum treatment effect time would be 7 years (comprising 5 years of full persistence and 2 years of offset time).

Moreover, clinical data supported the theory that an overaggressive and persistent patient inflammatory response, rather than the condition causing lung injury, is the most important factor affecting survival in ARDS patients [ 41].

Using a 90-day gap to define insulin persistence increases the likelihood of falsely classifying persistent patients as non-persistent.

Step C3 (Moderate persistent): Patients with 60%< FEV1<80% predicted, or daily attacks Step C4 (Severe persistent): All patients with FEV1< = 60% predicted.

Differences between persistent and non-persistent patients mirrored those of the adherent vs. non-adherent cohorts for several characteristics, including age (persistent patients were slightly older) and mean DCSI (no difference between persistent and non-persistent patients).

For example, persistent patients were statistically but not substantively younger than non-persistent patients (measure 1: 58.6 versus 60.7, p < 0.0001; measure 2: 59.7 versus 60.8 years, p = 0.0043).

The mean Deyo Charlson Comorbidity Index score was lower among persistent patients than non-persistent patients (measure 1: 2.05 versus 2.22, p = 0.015; measure 2: 2.10 versus 2.25, p = 0.004).