Sentence examples for persistently over time from inspiring English sources

"We wanted to reflect some functionality of the product, to show that it lasts and performs persistently over time," said Greg DiNoto, chief creative officer for Deutsch N.Y., part of a division of the Interpublic Group, describing the strategy behind choosing Mr. Grylls.

"Arsenic alters the production of inflammatory cytokines and does so persistently over time," Germolec says.

But persistently high unemployment will over time make that argument more difficult to sell, especially if coupled with additional economic setbacks.

In cancer patients, the level of CECs is persistently higher over time than that of healthy individuals, and this increased level has been identified as a surrogate marker of neovascularisation and anti-angiogenic drug activity (Goon et al, 2006; Mancuso et al, 2006; Malka et al, 2012).

"People change over time.

This report provides the first investigation of individuals who have persistently negative TSTs over time despite prolonged and persistent exposure to infectious individuals with TB.

Therefore, neurocardiac injury is associated with persistently lowered perfusion over time, not just within the first few days after aneurysm rupture.

Over time, persistently elevated levels of plasma glucose (hyperglycaemia) lead to various microvascular (retinopathy, nephropathy and neuropathy) and macrovascular (cardiovascular diseases) complications.

Clearly, 100 μM CoCl2 had a minimal effect, as evidenced by persistently low apoptosis rates over time, while 600 μM and 900 μM CoCl2 induced high rates of cellular apoptosis earlier.

However, this study's primary end point was the change in CTCs at 8 weeks and 73% of men had persistently unfavourable CTCs (⩾5) over time and only 1 patient had a ⩾30% PSA decline.

Increases in symptoms over time and persistently high symptoms of depression were also associated with the disease.