Sentence examples for persistently variable from inspiring English sources

Recent measurements demonstrate that the "background" stratospheric aerosol layer is persistently variable rather than constant, even in the absence of major volcanic eruptions.

The title of the Science paper - The Persistently Variable "Background" Stratospheric Aerosol Layer and Global Climate Change - is well-chosen in that it indicates both that significant research has been done, and that the findings it's produced are somewhat frustrating - and honestly given as such.

Moreover, persistently variable success has been experienced in translating even well-grounded national clinical guidelines into local practice, including in the perioperative setting.

Nevertheless, persistently variable success has been experienced in translating even well-grounded national clinical guidelines into local practice, including in the perioperative setting [ 21].

After adjusted in the multivariate analysis, these variables persistently showed significant.

Independent variables that persistently showed non-significant relationships with the dependent variable (death) during modelling were excluded from the final model.

Conversely, the ligamentum flavum is persistently subjected to repetitive variable degrees of tensile stress along its longitudinal axis, and mechanical stress influences the cell biologic properties, such as expression of cytokines and/or transcriptional factors [ 12, 33, 34].

In an inception cohort of patients with SLE, those with sustained hypercholesterolemia in the first 3 years of their disease were shown to be at greatest risk of cardiovascular events over 12 to 14 years of follow-up, compared with those who had persistently normal cholesterol or "variable" hypercholesterolemia in the first 3 years of disease [ 4].

In a recent study of almost 160,000 HD patients who had Medicare as their primary payer both highly variable and persistently and transiently low Hb levels (< 110 g/L) in the first 6 months of 2004 were associated with increased risk of death in the second six months of the same year, whereas transiently and persistently high Hb levels (> 125 g/L or > 120 g/L) were not [ 21].

Independent variables that persistently showed non-significant relationships with death were excluded from the final models.

Urban vs. rural child: access as a crucial challenge There continue to be significant disparities in availability of and access to primary education between rural and urban communities and household wealth related variables remain persistently evident of this situation.