Sentence examples for subjects that persists from inspiring English sources

America, a nation of immigrants, is founded on the belief that old attachments can be transcended, whereas Islamic cultures tend to demand a strict obedience of their subjects that persists even when they move overseas.

As Matisse made clear — with the loyalty to genre subjects that persisted throughout his career — he had no argument with the conventional uses and meanings of painting.

Despite concerns of test-to-test variability and the lack of a clearly defined normal range, our findings suggest that the FEF25 75 is clinically relevant in children with asthma and could distinguish between subjects with symptoms that persist over time from subjects with transient or late-onset symptoms.

In addition, even after exclusion of subjects that became diabetics at end of follow-up period, the association between cardiovascular events and T2DM risk alleles persisted.

That persists throughout students' education.

The associated time course was very similar in patients and healthy subjects showing evoked signal changes that persisted after stimulus removal in each stimulation block.

A significant number of subjects presented high and borderline lipid levels that persisted over time.

In all subjects, symptoms resolved rapidly after treatment with diphenhydramine with the exception of angioedema that persisted for 90 h.

But the conflicts that persist are bitter.

"Many of the problems that persist now persisted 25 years ago," Nichols said.

The lifetime risk for SUD is approximately 50%% in subjects with childhood ADHD that persists into adulthood (Biederman et al. 1995).