Sentence examples for persistent suggesting from inspiring English sources

The elevations in the infants with serial samples were isolated and not persistent, suggesting a transient cause.

A growing body of literature has shown consistently that schizophrenia patients compared with healthy controls present with social cognitive impairments that are relatively stable and persistent, suggesting that it is a trait-dependent rather than state-dependant aspect of the disorder [ 18– 20].

Growing evidence of an increased risk of skin cancer associated with indoor tanning (both ever and persistent) suggests that targeted interventions could have a substantial impact on primary prevention of these all-too-common and potentially lethal malignancies.

Interestingly, Rv2623 knockout mutant of virulent M. tuberculosis failed to establish a chronic persistent infection, suggesting the role of Rv2623 in regulation and establishment of a persistent infection [ 11].

This might be related to the USs (capsaicin-induced pain) gradually increasing and persistent effects suggesting that nocebo may not occur for pain-producing stimuli with gradual onsets.

There was no persistent finding suggesting a male or female advantage in math performance overall, during any single year of the study, or in any one area of math or spatial skills.

Importantly, aged VSMCs, both in vitro and in vivo, also accumulate prelamin A and activate persistent DDR, suggesting a key role for the nuclear lamina in vascular ageing.

CC398-associated spa types were isolated from most (33/37) persistent carriers, suggesting that CC398 is the most prevalent S. aureus lineage in Danish crossbreed pigs.

Strikingly, neither of these compounds influences hNav1.1 steady-state inactivation, recovery from inactivation, or the persistent current, suggesting a working mechanism geared toward stabilizing a closed state of this particular Nav channel isoform.

Nevertheless, persistent Ahr translocation suggests persistent mRNA production, thereby shifting this balance.

The lack of agreement on sensitivity analyses for the effect on persistent diarrhoea suggest that we need to interpret with caution the finding of greater incidence of persistent diarrhoea in non-stunted children given zinc or multiple micronutrients.