Sentence examples for the subject persisted from inspiring English sources

This view of the subject persisted, in Germany, at least until the Nazi era.

However, this subject persisted in her strategy during the control condition, in which the trap was inverted 180 degrees, rendering it non-functional.

When we reanalyzed our data by including individual intercepts (fixed-effect models with either 18 or 23 intercepts) or re-estimated PM effects using GEE models assuming a first-order autoregressive correlation among repeated measures, the PM2.5 SDNN association remained statistically significant and the difference between obese and nonobese subjects persisted (data not shown).

Differences of fetuin-A levels in the age- and sex-matched subjects persisted (Table 2).

The anti-HIV activity in CVL from TFV-treated subjects persisted when virus was introduced in semen.

The initial reports of Barker and colleagues, relating low birth weight with increased cardiovascular risk in adulthood, were followed by studies showing that, as a group, low birth weight subjects persisted biologically different from those of adequate weight until adulthood.

His stomach, reluctant to depart from the subjects it persists in churning over, aches from displacement as well as from lamb.

Normal subjects will explore both options, randomly alternating between them, whereas perseverative subjects persist in responding on one alternative (e.g. continue to press the left key) for extended periods (Frith & Done 1983; Garner 2006).

He ducked her and changed the subject when she persisted.

Though Gessen later describes the ways in which Harbach improved the novel in subsequent drafts ("more compact, less sentimental, funnier"), I think it's fair to say that a lightness of tone and style (and to a lesser extent of subject matter) has persisted into the published version of the book.

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.