Sentence examples for rather than a persistent from inspiring English sources

He said Ms. Lilly was in a "minimally conscious state" rather than a persistent vegetative state.

In order to both support its citizens and compete internationally on the food market, Romania needs to start to view its poor farmers as the building blocks on which it can create its future, rather than a persistent problem that needs to be phased out.

In tree diagrams, the connection between groups remains in the image the entire time the viewer is looking at it, while in the DEM the connection between groups is more ephemeral, and based on movement rather than a persistent visual connection.

Progressive rather than a persistent high serum hs-CRP level predicted peritonitis risk in continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) patients.

Thus, most of the OPP deliveries seem to arise as a consequence of a malrotation from the initial OAP or transverse position (OTP), rather than a persistent OPP.

Lack of dose dependency is a common finding in cell-based therapy (van der Spoel et al., 2011), possibly suggesting that cell-based therapy acts primarily by switching on endogenous repair rather than as a persistent source of exogenous cells or growth factors.

A BCRW model rather than a simple persistent random walk correctly matches the super-diffusivity in the cell migration paths as indicated by simulations based on the BCRW model.

Because of the presence of non-uniform turn angle distribution of move step-lengths within a flight and two different types of flights, we propose that the epithelial random walk is a BCRW comprising of two alternating modes with varying degree of correlations, rather than a simple persistent random walk.

And what's worse, government policies are on the verge of making things much harder for the poorest families--rather than ameliorating a persistent problem.

An unexpected result is that nearly half of orbital cavernous haemangiomas demonstrate a wash-out TIC type frequently seen in the malignant tumour rather than a plateau-shaped or persistent TIC type.

Therefore, the results of this study suggest that LBP may be a persistent condition rather than a recurring one, at least over a period of 1 year and in the secondary care sector.