Sentence examples for persistently faster from inspiring English sources

To be sure, economists and analysts generally agree that the euro's woes reflect the persistently faster growth of the United States in comparison with Europe.

y(k) = Si = 1N (NNi - NNave) This series y(k) represents an evaluation of trends; for example, if the difference NNi - NNave remains negative (heart beat is persistently faster than the mean), then y(k) increases as k increases.

Persistently raised fasting blood glucose in the range of 5.5 8 mmol/l before, during and after pregnancy.

The following criteria identify when GCK testing is appropriate [ 29]: Persistently raised fasting blood glucose in the range of 5.5 8 mmol/l before, during and after pregnancy.

Women with persistently raised fasting (>126mg/dL, 7.0 mmol/L) or 1-hourpostprandial glucose (>200mg/dL, 11.1 mmol/L) were commenced on insulin.

"Faster, faster, faster".

As can be seen in stroke[ 27] and subarachnoid hemorrhage[ 3], persistent hyperglycemia or persistently high levels of fasting blood glucose may be more important than hyperglycemia on admission and might have an independent effect on outcome, which we were not able to assess because follow-up blood glucose concentrations were unavailable.

Radiographic examinations still show the known widespread reticulonodular alterations, and sputum cultures are persistently positive for acid-fast bacilli.

She is one of the faster cashiers, and persistently upbeat, though there are occasional teenage dramas, like the time a few months back when she got drawn into an argument between her best friend and his girlfriend — both of whom were also co-workers — and got sent home for using bad language in front of the customers.

A 45-degree (positive sloped) line corresponds to autocorrelation of growth and, therefore, an increase in divergence of growth over time as faster growing pixels persistently outperform slower ones.

Furthermore, on a fibronectin coated pillar array, myosin IIA deficient cells also migrated faster and more persistently than wild-type or myosin IIB deficient cells (Fig. 3C), suggesting that the enhanced migration potential of myosin IIA deficient cells is evident on both stiff glass and softer PDMS pillar substrates.