Sentence examples for persistently discussed from inspiring English sources

The effects of different compactors and lift thickness on hot mix asphalt (HMA) have been persistently discussed among asphalt experts.

Because of its potential salutary effects on all of these systems, artificial gravity via centrifugation has been one of the most persistently discussed countermeasures; however, to date, few studies have tested its efficacy, particularly in comparison to other, system-specific countermeasures.

Optimal in vitro CT expression in the El Tor biotype of V. cholerae serogroup O1 which is causative bacterium of ongoing 7th cholera pandemic had been persistently discussed because optimal condition for CT expression in El Tor biotype was significantly different from that for classical biotype which was responsible for the earlier cholera pandemics.

According to Barclays' own explanation of events in October 2008, the height of the crisis, the banks then-head of investment banking, Bob Diamond, discussed Barclays' persistently high Libor submissions with the Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker.

TOKYO — In a bid to calm jittery markets, top Japanese finance officials discussed the country's persistently strengthening currency at an emergency meeting Thursday, even as a beverage maker announced an overseas acquisition that took advantage of the soaring yen.

Note, however, that an interaction between alleles at different loci cannot be persistently selected on, according to the traditional view, precisely because sex disassembles such combinations of alleles, as discussed.

Re "Jobless Rate Is Not the New Normal" (Economic View, April 10), in which Christina D. Romer discussed the natural rate of unemployment that policy makers could see as a realistic goal: There is one possible cause of persistently high unemployment that Ms. Romer does not mention: corporations like it high.

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These statements discuss the role of palliation in persistently vegetative patients, and describe how dying patients paralyzed with neuromuscular blockers should be managed.

Here we discuss requirements for a radiopharmaceutical useful in strategies targeting persistently infected cells.

The stakes are high as European Union leaders prepare to discuss over dinner Thursday how to deal with countries that have "persistently large current account deficits," Mr. Jabko said.