Sentence examples for persistent presentation from inspiring English sources

The most persistent presentation of the day was made by Mrs. Rosalyn Switzen, an opponent not only of decentralized school boards but also of the present centralized one.

Friendster offers a mix of architecture-changing tools and technologies: e-mail, a profile (which offers a persistent presentation of self) and a coarse representation of a social network.

This novel finding may explain why some women have a more severe and persistent presentation of GTPS.

Persistent presentation of medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) is troublesome for general practitioners (GPs) and causes pressure on the doctor-patient relationship.

In the presence of thrombin, the quadruplex is stabilized, leading to more persistent presentation of a sequence that can then interact with a toehold on H2.

As a result of EBV infection, persistent presentation of viral antigens could impose pressure on the T-cell repertoire, contributing with self-antigen presentation to drive expansion of an activated memory population, which further acquires inflammation-associated TCR signalling defects.

This finding is in agreement with the reduction of proliferative capacity of CD4+ memory cells suppressed by persistent antigen presentation extending beyond the priming phase [ 35].

Persistent antigen presentation drove gp100-specific pmel-1 T cell accumulation at the injection site where these T cells largely became hyporesponsive and underwent apoptosis through a mechanism involving interferon-g and Fas ligand.

The fact of persistent late presentation of breast cancer for over three decades in an environment where there is absence of an established national screening program for breast cancer and low level of awareness of EDMs is a public health concern.

Gormley and colleagues described that 75% of children with tracheomalacia secondary to congenital vascular anomalies had persistent cough at presentation [ 134].

A particular challenge to conventional practice is posed by medically unexplained physical symptoms (MUPS), estimated to constitute one in five primary care consultations [ 3], and a persistent cause of presentation in 2.5% [ 4].