Sentence examples for strong persisting from inspiring English sources

A strong persisting systemic inflammation was excluded in the chimeras of the present study by determining the concentration of SAP in the blood plasma, a well-established murine marker of inflammation [ 37], and by serial assessment of white blood cells counts.

The strongest association was with adult literacy sex ratio, suggesting a strong persisting influence of social indicators, but also with economic, healthcare and other social indicators.

There is evidence of strong, persisting regional and socioeconomic inequalities in IHD mortality, with the majority of such deaths being due to Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI).

However, to significantly and consistently bias the estimate, the degree of synchronization would have to be fairly strong, persist over the whole study period, and occur in all provinces.

For the Moon, revised paleomagnetic data obtained with advanced techniques suggest a peculiar history of its internal dynamo, with an early strong field persisting between 4.25 and 3.5 Ga, and subsequently a much weaker field.

"A sharp drop in factory output in October is a timely reminder that policymakers cannot be complacent about the UK's recent run of strong growth persisting into the New Year," said Chris Williamson, chief economist for financial information firm Markit.

As observed at E13.5, keratin 17 expression appeared patchy and irregular in E14.5 Irf6+/R84C; Jag2+/ΔDSL mice with strong expression persisting in regions of abnormal epithelial adhesion between the developing maxilla and mandible and between the palatal shelves and the tongue (data not shown).

Meanwhile, strong doubts persist about the fairness of democracy.

For companies like Hyundai Asan, strong questions persist about whether shareholders should tolerate such potentially money-draining social missions in for-profit firms.

Nevertheless, the nationalizations resonate in a country where strong resentments persist about the privatizations carried out under the liberal economic policies of the '90s, which preceded a chaotic economic crisis at the start of the last decade.

But strong divisions persist over how to damp the greenhouse effect, with the United States, Russia and other large forested countries pressing recently to receive credit not just for cutting emissions of gases, but also for sopping them up by growing more trees or changing farming methods in ways that pull carbon dioxide from the air.