Sentence examples for persistently experience from inspiring English sources

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Another key observation conveyed by Figure 1(a) is that a source station that is far away from the destination may persistently experience a poor wireless channel, resulting in a rate as low as for direct transmission over an extended period of time.

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One study from 2011 showed that despite still persistently experiencing much better outcomes when it came to income, employment, home ownership and health, white Americans felt that as black Americans had gained in rights over the second half of the 20th century, white Americans had experienced a mirror decrease in rights.

Animals with reduced AMPK function demonstrate hypersensitivity to starvation, despite also displaying hyperphagia, suggesting that these animals are persistently experiencing starvation.

Despite pharmacological improvements, these clinical features are persistently experienced in patients with JDM, even when the disease is in remission [ 12- 14].

For some students, participation in a whole-group conversation may be a persistently daunting experience.

Despite a potent ART, some patients experience persistently low viral loads (VL), between 50-1000 copies/mL.

The consequences of these actions may be that species experience persistently high or low densities, densities that might be uncharacteristic of that species' evolutionary history and that may lead to consistent selection pressures and possibly evolutionary responses.

However, some experience persistently elevated or escalating distress impacting on their functioning within the family unit [ 4– 7], with adverse effects on themselves, their sick child and other family members.

Despite progress in overall urban sanitation access coverage and equity as indicated by WHO/UNICEF Joint Monitoring Programme JMPP) metrics, residents of urbanising, unplanned communities in the large cities of SSA experience persistently elevated disease risks associated with poor sanitation infrastructure that does not reliably sequester excreta to prevent human exposure.

Post-traumatic stress disorder is characterized by a set of symptoms that are experienced persistently following one's involvement, either as a participant or as a witness, in an intensely negative event, usually experienced as a threat to life or well-being.

An investigation and samplings by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries show the area was experiencing persistently low oxygen, or hypoxic.

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