Sentence examples for persistently robust from inspiring English sources

[A8.] The International Monetary Fund forecast that the global economy, led by the persistently robust growth in the United States, would expand at a 4.2percentt rate in 2000, its fastest pace since 1988.

In its twice-yearly World Economic Outlook the monetary fund forecast that the global economy, led by the persistently robust growth in the United States, would expand at a 4.2percentt rate in 2000, its fastest pace since 1988.

While the Obama administration has persistently argued that TPP will include robust labor protections, most Democrats remain skeptical that those standards will be enforced.

Indeed ministers have persistently argued that food banks provide "no robust evidence" to link the impact of policies such as welfare reform to the eating habits, diets, health and wellbeing of the poorest households.

Future studies should further explore the use of antipsychotic drug treatment in clinical practice and partly based on such data establish more robust treatment guidelines for patients with persistently high symptom load.

Persistent DDR is necessary for a robust DDSP, while the upstream components of the DDR complex particularly ATM/NBS1/CHK2 transcriptionally regulate many DDSP elements through activating NF-κB and/or CCAAT-enhancer-binding protein-beta (C/EBP-β), nuclear factors persistently active in senescent cells (Kuilman et al., 2008; Acosta et al., 2008; Fumagalli and d'Adda di Fagagna, 2009).

Industry analysts said that one reason for the persistently low supplies may be that demand was more robust than thought, despite the sluggish economy and in some places, the outbreak of SARS.

The control design is based on a δ-persistently exciting controller (for the kinematics model) that is robust to decaying perturbations and an outer control loop at the force-inputs level.

Its many shaky banks with their piles of shaky loans persistently fail half-hearted stress tests imposed upon them, less robust than the Anglo-Saxon stress tests.

Group 3 (n = 7) subjects demonstrated strong robust responses (most often to several different proteins) persistently at multiple time points with cumulative proliferation usually >20,000 cpm or ELISpot > 100 SFC/10 PBMCs during the early and/or late time periods (Fig. 1A– F).

Previous studies reported that persistently elevated post-treatment plasma Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) DNA level was a robust predictor of relapse in NPC (Lin et al, 2004).