Sentence examples for persistent split from inspiring English sources

Heart sound and Murmur Library, University of Michigan Health Systems, is another public dataset that comprises normal heart sounds, normal split S1, systolic click, S4 gallop, S3 gallop, single S2, split S2 persistent, split S2 transient, and various type of murmurs [26].

Newly signed to Parlophone, their third album arrives belatedly on the back of persistent rumours of a split and a reportedly 'tempestuous genesis'.

These changes have been incorporated in the DSM-5 subtype for children 6 years and younger, in addition to the following (unrelated to the PTSD-AA proposal): First, criterion C avoidance/numbing has been split into "Persistent avoidance of stimuli" and "Negative alterations in cognitions".

Similar results were observed when comparing patients split into either persistent or non-persistent groups.

Hydrogen and oxygen evolutions by seawater splitting are persistent objectives for green energy production.

Belmokhtar has been the object of persistent speculation that he may have split from AQIM due to rivalries with other commanders, notably Abdel Hamid Abu Zeid.

Persistent movement, caused by alternating left/right splitting of existing pseudopodia, amplifies the effects of this bias by up to 5-fold.

Two of the judges preferred Pacquiao's persistent aggression, however, and the Filipino took the split decision.

And activists acknowledge that persistent mistrust goes beyond immediate conflicts, such as the split over California's climate-change law, but can make them more difficult to resolve.

Creation of robust and cost-effective electrocatalysts is a persistent objective for high-efficiency oxygen evolution from water splitting.

This results from splitting of the notochord leading to a persistent connection between the ventral endoderm and the dorsal ectoderm.