Sentence examples for persistent problems during from inspiring English sources

Crime and poor sanitation were persistent problems during the British occupation, which did not end until the city was evacuated in November 1783.

A persistent problem during production was the lack of cornfields.

Findings indicate that sleep disturbance is a persistent problem during the year following HSCT.

Nutrition assessment of our patients suggested that their nutritional status was poor prior to admission to the unit, declined further during their stay in the ICU, and malnutrition continued to be a persistent problem during remaining hospital stay.

Most LDPIs (e.g., feruloyl amide, coumaroyl amide, and their carboxylate counterparts) cannot be metabolized by biofuel producers such as E. coli, which arguably makes them a more persistent problem during fermentations than other known inhibitors (10).

We are using a DBIR approach in this work, building from the district's vision and recognition of their persistent problems of practice during the Design Phase to design, implement, analyze, and revise the PSC and TLP models.

Table 3 summarizes characteristics of individuals reporting "persistent problems staying awake during the day" according to residence.

Sixteen percent reported persistent problems staying awake during the day; 26% reported persistent problems falling asleep at night; 31% experienced problems sleeping through the night; 34% were bothered by unrefreshing sleep; and 33% reported that they snored.

Finally, although age did not contribute to the occurrence of daytime hypersomnolence, metropolitan dwellers aged 50 59 years exhibited a lower prevalence of persistent problems staying awake during the day than did their urban- or rural-dwelling counterparts.

To better characterize the traits of individuals reporting persistent problems staying awake during the day, we calculated odds ratios that were weighted to reduce selection bias and adjusted for the demographic characteristics of the individuals.

Table 4 presents these odds ratios and illustrates that individuals who were either retired or disabled possessed the greatest likelihood for complaining of persistent problems staying awake during the day.