Sentence examples for persistently raised from inspiring English sources

During initial counselling before PSA testing, men are informed of the possible requirement for repeat biopsies beyond the first procedure, in the event of equivocal results or a benign biopsy with persistent risk factors such as a persistently raised serum PSA concentration.

I'd really welcome thoughts/counter-examples on two doubts persistently raised by others.

Karzai has persistently raised questions about the pact, which would enable US troops to operate in the country beyond next year.

One of the most persistently raised issues in conversations I have had with my peer group is that of caste system in India.

Linden, G.J., McClean, K., Young, I., Evans, A. & Kee, F. Persistently raised C-reactive protein levels are associated with advanced periodontal disease.

As the prime minister has developed this theme he has persistently raised one group's name as the most noxious: Hizb ut-Tahrir.

The only strategy cannot be to persistently raise tuition, making college outside the reach of many families.

The centre-right politician, who had thwarted agreement by persistently raising the issue during the talks, has been a vocal opponent of the "growth through austerity" polices meted out to Greece by the EU and IMF.

She unfairly treats Hecht as a bit of a crank in this regard, ignoring the fact that at the crucial moment, Bergson and the Revisionists were the only ones persistently raising the alarm and demanding a more aggressive American response to the tragedy.

The university's president, Benner C. Turner, was already under criticism from The Cause for his timidity on civil rights — not allowing an N.A.A.C.P. chapter on campus, erecting a fence to prevent large demonstrations — when he dismissed two math instructors, both of them young white men from the North, who had been persistently raising the issue of inadequate funds and facilities at the college.

Our protocol of brief theta frequency stimulation was able to persistently raise theta spectral power in a certain percentage of the stimulated animals.