Sentence examples for those persisting from inspiring English sources
To differentiate between recrudescent parasites i.e. those persisting from the initial infection and parasites from a new infection, a nested PCR amplification of the polymorphic regions of P. falciparum genes msp1 (K1, MAD20 and RO33) and msp2 (IC1 and FC27) was performed as described by Snounou et al [20].
Inhibiting Rac1 activity throughout the nervous system slowed memory decay and converted aversive memories usually lasting a few hours into those persisting for a day.
Smokers were identified as those ever smoking 100 cigarettes in their lifetime, with those persisting in this habit defined as current smokers and those having quit as past smokers.
Follow-up for all AEs, including those persisting after a patient had completed (or withdrawn prematurely from) the trial, continued until the event had resolved or been sufficiently characterized.
In contrast, 82.1% of children who were primed with one MenC-TT dose in infancy had MenC rSBA ≥1 8 and 69.5% had MenC rSBA ≥1 128; values that were significantly higher than those persisting after all other schedules (table 2).
Data on initial CHIKV stages were those collected in the 2006 survey, which concerned acute stage symptoms and those persisting at the time of the survey (i.e. a median lapse of six months after CHIKV infection), the latter being called symptoms of the "early chronic stage" or "early chronic symptoms".
The study, published in the February issue of the Journal of Marriage and Family, compares marriage to cohabitation and focuses on what changes occur when singles marry or cohabit and if those persist.
And the latest HuffPost/YouGov survey finds those divides persisting.
Jada Pinkett Smith's heard all about those pesky, persisting rumors that she and Will are divorcing.
Some of those needs persist even for those who have been paid.
Immunoglobulin (Ig) E-mediated food allergies can be classified as those that persist indefinitely and those that are predominantly transient.
