Sentence examples for persistently demonstrated from inspiring English sources

His letters to editors persistently demonstrated his independent spirit.

If it's to help maintain the event's high profile, I'd say that this was an insult to the British public, who have persistently demonstrated that they care deeply about the ceremony and what it represents.

Although there were slight variations between different cell passages used in independent experiments, T-Ag expressing cells persistently demonstrated increased migration in both HCT116 (mean±SE, 3.33±0.51 fold, p = 0.023) and SW837 cells (3.84±0.54 fold, p = 0.02) when the results were normalized to vector transfected control cells.

Studies have persistently demonstrated higher odds of unintended pregnancy among partners with other marital arrangements compared to married couples [ 28– 31].

While mortality is extremely high immediately after prison release for some discharge cohorts, our study population of persons discharged over a period of years persistently demonstrated moderately heightened mortality.

Research has persistently demonstrated that failure rates of prehospital transport personnel are far higher and fraught with more complications compared to those of in-hospital personnel or physician based helicopter EMS (HEMS) colleagues [ 1, 2].

Studies examining resilience to child maltreatment reveal that maltreatment victims can achieve adaptive functioning in several areas of development; however, few of these individuals persistently demonstrate resilience across multiple domains.

Meanwhile, the upward diffusive gradients of SRP and DGT-labile P below the static layer were persistently relaxed, demonstrating a decrease in the release potential of P to the static layer.

Life expectancy has exhibited patterns of continuous growth over time, but it has also demonstrated persistently high variability between countries over the past half-century [ 2, 3].

Although HMGB1 was found to correlate with development of disseminated intravascular coagulation [ 12], a study using two different HMGB1 assays [ 13] demonstrated persistently increased levels of HMGB1 in patients with sepsis, but surprisingly the investigators found that HMGB1 measured using one of the assays was lower in nonsurvivors than in survivors.

As the lesion was treated, the inner retinal hyperreflective lesion regressed but the borders demonstrated a persistently elevated, discontinuous RPE (Fig. 2b, c).