The phrase "persistent status" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or state that continues over time without change.
Example: "The system is currently experiencing a persistent status of low connectivity, affecting all users."
Alternatives: "ongoing condition" or "continuous state".
The interaction between the lymphocyte count at baseline and its evolution found in our study could reflect the persistent status of post-aggressive immunosuppression.
This article is part of Weed Week: an examination of marijuana's persistent status as an illegal drug in the lead up to 4/20.
Interacting these two variables we found that the lowest risk of death was associated with the earliest and most persistent status of remission.
If patients have generalized persistent status myoclonus during the first 24 hours, poor outcome can be predicted if it is associated with bilateral absence of N20 after rewarming.
15 Despite the lack of power of this study, mainly due to the low number of events in the remission group, these data support a tendency toward a better outcome in patients with a persistent status of remission, as our data show.
Recently, cases of persistent aura, status migrainous [6] and acute confusional migraine [7] have also been described in CADASIL patients.
As expected, high-initial scores on the HADS-A and HADS-D instruments were associated with persistent case status after treatment.
Within the wound context, TNF- α stimulates its own secretion and that of IL-1 β, which contributes to a persistent inflammatory status [ 92].
The persistent inflammatory status, inferred by increased TNF- α, might also be responsible for delayed resumption of oral intake and recovery of body weight in the rats at BR subgroup [ 16].
We hypothesize that high ferritin concentrations are related to a persistent inflammatory status but we cannot confirm it biologically and the diagnosis of ID (that is, the threshold of ferritin for ID) could have been modulated according to the degree of inflammation.
Thus, it can be supposed that, while vaccination may not confer sterilizing immunity, viral RNA and proviral DNA concentrations as well as persistent antigenemia status should be examined when trying to determine the degree of protection that a vaccine offers from infection.
