Sentence examples for persistent regular from inspiring English sources

The CPS II definition of "lifelong never smoker" likely included many irregular, brief, or forgetful smokers and only excluded persistent, regular smokers (persons had who smoked at least one cigarette per day for one year) [ 24].

This is illustrated in the full-width half-maximum values in Table 2. Following such pre-treatment, the addition of FPL (0.1 and 1.0 μ m) resulted in a persistent, regular pattern of stimulation-induced responses, with reduced amplitudes of 3.04 ± 0.78 (n = 78 peaks from six cells) and 2.89 ± 0.28 (n = 78 peaks from six cells) (Fig. 3Ac,d,B) respectively but an absence of diastolic Ca2+ release.

When stratifying by gender, women showed stronger and more persistent negative regular employment effects even though the other outcomes did not diverge much, suggesting that women tend to stay for longer periods in TWA employment.

Earlier this year, in the Nigerian capital of Lagos, a regular, persistent smog began hanging over the city.

Joblessness may be hovering around 10 percent, with some 29 million Americans out of work or searching for full-time employment, but there's one group of people whose persistent alienation from regular employment has emerged as a particularly serious problem.

It's worth noting that this is significantly more expensive than the $0.04 Google charges for regular persistent storage.

The observed light curves have revealed the presence of four types of intense X-ray bursts: regular persistent bursts with two distinct time scales, quasi-regular bursts and irregular bursts.

Treatment guidelines for patients with moderate persistent asthma recommend regular therapy with a combination of an inhaled corticosteroid and a longacting β2 agonist plus as-needed rapid-acting bronchodilators.

Eligible patients were adults aged 18 or over with clinician diagnosed asthma with persistent disease requiring regular preventative therapy.

Our observation of raised serum IL-5 levels in a different and more common subgroup i.e. in mild and moderate persistent asthmatics using regular inhaled glucocorticoids, is consistent with this report.

The health care costs, clinical needs, patient motivation for consultation and organisation of care for persistent frequent or regular attendance in primary care will be explored to develop training and policies for service providers.