Sentence examples for persistent vitality from inspiring English sources
"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" is a tribute to, and example of, the persistent vitality of the American imagination.
Instead, in many cases the analyses that derive from empirical studies highlight at the same time the crisis and the persistent vitality of urban places they study, showing the evolution of practices deriving from the emergence of new actors or urban populations, or from innovative design trends, as well as the presence of new forms of social conflict linked to the city use.
We conclude that self-reported persistent low vitality is not associated with specific aspects of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation capacity in PBMCs, but may have other underlying cellular dysfunctions that contribute to dNTP imbalance and altered ROS production.
Disability as assessed by SF-36 showed good social functioning but some limitations regarding persistent pain and vitality.
There were differences between the groups in relation to the outcome of other GI symptoms, severity of persistent reflux symptoms and overall vitality.
In contrast, persistent disability was highly prevalent for the vitality domain in the group of chronic MD (63.82%, 95% CI = 56.96 to 70.68).
Lessons learned, even important ones like the vitality of vision in successful communities, however, fade without persistent attention.
The persistent symptoms can result in facial pain/headache, impairments in general health, vitality and social functioning, stress disorders and other problems that affect patients' lives and work (4– 7).
But countering this persistent attack on democracy requires that free economic and political systems restore their vitality and reclaim their ability to deliver on the promise of prosperity for all.
The presence of physical health conditions was the main predictor of persistent disability in the physical functioning, physical role, bodily pain, general health, and vitality domains.
