Sentence examples for persistently reported from inspiring English sources

Some persistently reported support for Yes at 45 per cent or above, while others rarely put it at more than 40 per cent.

Rather than acting as a catalyst for change, the song festival and the forthcoming European Games have focused attention on the country's crackdown on dissent and freedom of expression that has led to the targeting of scores of activists and journalists, prominent among whom journalist Khadija Ismayilova, who has persistently reported on corruption and abuses of human rights in Azerbaijan.

Nevertheless, depletion of the satellite cell pool in aging humans was persistently reported [48], [49], [50] when (i) satellite cells were identified based on immunolabeling with markers such as NCAM that allowed inspecting a large sample size of myofibers; and (ii) the group comprised humans at the age of 70 or more, when age-related changes are apparent [52].

The persistently reported figures of around 50% de-escalation delivery are unacceptable and must be improved.

We present here the case of a Lebanese girl with Dubowitz syndrome in whom an unpleasant urine odor was persistently reported since birth.

All treatment groups, with the exception of men on androgen deprivation therapy (who had poor baseline function), persistently reported more sexual bother than controls (fig 4).

This study suggests that Health anxiety in its severe form has significant long-term impact on the patients' self-rated functioning related to mental and physical health and on health care costs, and the patients persistently report high levels of Health anxiety measured on Whiteley-7.

Using information on disease dynamics the method pinpoints the sources of infection by signalling out regions that persistently report new TB cases; it can be of help to model the disease spreading and, in this way, gets an insight on the mechanisms underlying the process and ultimately it allows identifying the social factors involved in the endemic process.

This technology has persistently been reported as highly reliable, with high SNP conversion rates and has fostered genetic research in several major as well as in orphan plants, especially self-pollinating crops that have been plagued by a narrow genetic base with nucleotide diversities from 0.2 to 0.5%, as well as the cross-pollinated species with higher sequence diversities of ≥2%.

Just under half (49%) of the sample were defined as persistently active (reporting moderate and/or vigorous physical activity at least once a week over all 6 assessment points); 3.7% could be defined as persistently low active (inactive or only light activity over all 6 assessment points); the remainder were inconsistent and fluctuated between the different physical activity categories.

In addition, post-relapse BCR-ABL pattern was highly correlated with PRS, with patients who had persistently negative BCR-ABL surviving longer than those persistently positive as reported previously.